Target Lock - Ever had the problem of not being able to keep track of an enemy? Well, that’s what target lock was made for. Or was it? Maybe it was made to diminish the abilities of people to aim manually, so the machines can take over? Maybe it’s morses! Find out in The Gaming Codex.
Everything you've ever wanted to know about the life of an indie game developer.On this edition, we had a chat with Catalin Marcu developer of The Adventures of Elena Temple.
Top Moments when Gaming Changed the World - Video games have within them the power to change the world, and the people within it. And these are a few of the incidents in which games shaped and reshaped society, humanity and the planet at large.
What happened to interface design? - Remember when games had interfaces that were easy to understand, where everything was a single button press away? Where all the information you wanted didn’t require scrolling endlessly, or fussing around with panel after panel after panel? Where an inventory was something that took up a single screen? Well, you’d better get used to things not being like that in mainstream games.
Wolfenstein Enemy Territory “The multiplayer game of a generation” - Back before the age of Call of Duty, before the age of Team Fortress 2, before many ages left unspoken, there was a game named Wolfenstein Enemy Territory, and it was free, and it was available for all to play, and to mod, and to improve, and to enjoy. And it’s still around, because its spirit will never die
1983.Game - A Gaming Documentary Series - Known to most as the worst year in video games history, at least from the perspective of the home console industry. The video game crash brought the US console market to its knees, requiring almost 20 years for it to recover. And yet, there were a lot of great games released in other places and on other platforms.
Bully Hunters, Battlefront 2 and more - Should we have the right to arm bears? What about sharks? Is the world ready for the Battle Royale game to end all Battle Royale games? Is raising awareness at the cost of the actual people affected a good thing? Find out this, right now, on The 4 O’clock News.
