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This just in from the G4:
The difference between a decent game, an good game and a great game can oftentimes be directly tied to the people in charge of keeping the many branching arms of the development process in line. And that person is the game director. It’s a big job that comes with a tremendous amount of responsibility, precisely because it’s your job to make sure the artists, the programmers, the writers, the designers and everyone whose hands touch the game are all on the same page.
In the latest "Will Work For Games" segment, X-Play profiles Stig Asmussen, game director on God of War III.
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The difference between a decent game, an good game and a great game can oftentimes be directly tied to the people in charge of keeping the many branching arms of the development process in line. And that person is the game director. It’s a big job that comes with a tremendous amount of responsibility, precisely because it’s your job to make sure the artists, the programmers, the writers, the designers and everyone whose hands touch the game are all on the same page.
In the latest "Will Work For Games" segment, X-Play profiles Stig Asmussen, game director on God of War III.
