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Fullbright: Critique: Haunting Ground
We first see Fiona in Haunting Ground's attract screen movie, padding down a long, red corridor wrapped in a translucent bedsheet, ...
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Fullbright: 10.07
After a trial shot or two, I was actually rather good; games had taught me to line up the sights and adjust for recoil. ...
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Fullbright. The progress journal of one video game designer. 3.15.2009. Exclusive. The April 2009 issue of Game Informer magazine features the first big ...
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Fullbright: Plush
How cool would it be if you could upload your Mii to Nintendo, and they'd create a little plush version of its head as a keychain/cell phone dangly/cell ...
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Fullbright: Call to Arms Entry 06: Strange Land
So, the player may instead type Strange phrases directly into a parser using the keyboard (or 360 thumb board, depending on platform. ...
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Fullbright: Basics of effective FPS encounter design (via F.E.A.R. ...
The core experience of a good FPS such as F.E.A.R. is the dynamic conflict between the player and seemingly-intelligent, active enemies. ...
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Fullbright: Oblivion
I can't remember a quest I took on that wasn't a fedex. ... five- or ten-step quest involving questioning people around town, infiltrating a castle prison, ...
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Fullbright: Flattery
This scheme has become a template onto which other games can overlay their own fiction. All of the games noted above lift the Gears scheme either partially ...
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Fullbright: Yuletide
Raw Danger! - I was recently turned on to Raw Danger! by the GameSetWatch rundown of "2007's Top 5 Overlooked Games." I picked it up, I've been playing it, ...
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Fullbright: Noir
Games that take film noir as a cue shouldn't emulate the surface-- trench coats, cigarettes, femme fatales and old LA. Games should emulate the structural ...
