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    Reaction to assault scene "quite extreme", says Eidos life president at GameHorizon 2012.
    Livingstone: Tomb Raider controversy
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    Eidos life president Ian Livingstone says the upcoming reboot of Tomb Raider still features a strong, capable heroine and believes reaction to the game's controversial trailer have been blown out of proportion.Livingstone describes an E3 PR disaster, when executive producer Ron Rosenberg said player...
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        If the game itself features Lara getting constantly pulped, then that's a fair point, but talking about the new TR at this point is entirely based on a trailer and conjecture...

        It's interesting you bring up her backstory though. I read th...e manuals back in the day too(good times) and she was always a survivor of a terrible accident in the wilderness and forced to become hard as nails to not die. So why is another constant internet cry the whole "she doesn't need this new backstory malarky she was always hard for no reason!"... Errr, no, she wasn't.See More
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      • Simon Brislin Wow. Way to assemble a collection of quotes from different times into a plausible narrative and pass it off as what his talk was about. This is shameful journalism.
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    A new, regular column in which Neil Long looks at the business of mobile games, charting the progression of the most exciting (and at times bewildering) spaces in the game industry.
    Upwardly Mobile: the rise and rise of smartphone gaming
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    “We are looking at the new arcade, and 99 cents on the iPhone is the new quarter.”
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    "Yet your input is reduced to the occasional handful of taps, the majority of your time spent waiting for something to happen. In a sense, perhaps that makes it the perfect simulation of the airport experience, though that’s hardly a recommendation."
    Pocket Planes review
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    Nimblebit’s casual airline simulation struggles to get off the ground.
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    "People who are painting such a grim picture of where we're going are wrong." Do you agree?
    DICE: Mobile gaming no threat to consoles
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    DICE general manager Karl Magnus Troedsson has hit back at industry "naysayers" proclaiming the death of console gaming in the face of a growing mobile market."People are generally correct that things are changing, and a lot of people in this industry are acknowledging that - some people don't want ...
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    We detail some of the technologies to learn that may give you the edge in an interview.
    Get Into Games 2012: Development tools
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    Of all the tools and languages we discussed with members of the videogame industry while putting this feature together – including indie developers, course leaders and studio managers – nearly everyone mentioned C++. The object-oriented programming language is ubiquitous and continues to underpin th...
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    • Paul Anderson, Craig Fender and 2 others like this.
      • Craig Fender Cool article. Although, I hate proprietary languages. There are already too many languages out there to learn. I think if you're an indie programmer then a language like C# or Java is more suitable than C++ for programming games. C++ is more hardware dependent and more for programming big games on a team.
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    The EA co-founder talks us through how he helped influence Apple's direction and what he learned from working with Jobs.
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