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Category Archives: Video Games

Interview – Dungeons & Dragons: Daggerdale

Thursday, May 12, 2011

It’s been a busy couple of months. I’m recently back from producing a docu-reality pilot, but before I left, I spent sometime over at video game publisher Atari to interview game producer Michael Fahrny about the upcoming video game Dungeons & Dragons: Daggerdale. Read the whole article over at Wizards.com. Hey, that’s exciting, the 12 [...]

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Mixing In Bullet Time: The Sound Team Behind Medal of Honor talks Sound Design

Thursday, January 6, 2011

The newest entry in the Medal of Honor franchise is a reboot of sorts. Everything is real. The Speilbergian World War II backdrop is replaced with a gritty and visceral post 9/11 Afghanistan. This time around, military “Tier 1 Operators” hit the ground to fight the Taliban. The audio in the Medal of Honor series has defined the genre of first person shooter (fps) games. From the true-to-life gameplay to the crisp plink of a spent shell dancing on the concrete; Medal of Honor brings you into a real war zone.

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8-Bit Pimping: Scott Pilgrim Vs. Video Game Nostalgia

Sunday, August 22, 2010

Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World was unleashed last weekend. The $60 million, Edgar Wright directed video game romp is a strange foray into nostalgia, contemporary manga style fiction and stylistic filmmaking, so, when I went to see Pilgrim at the Arclight opening night, I had only an expectation: the film would be fun. Why then, [...]

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