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Flower
Game Description:In Flower, the surrounding environment, most often pushed to the background in games, is pulled to the forefront and becomes the primary "character." The player fades from an external and stressful world in the opening of this fresh and genuine game only for PS3, and journeys through beautifully vivid landscapes, changing the his surroundings and exploring nature along the way. Playing as the wind, the player guides and grows a swarm of pedals by interacting with other flowers and the surrounding environment. The goals and journey in each level vary, but all involve flight, exploration and interaction with the level. Using simple SIXAXIS wireless controls, the player guides the lead petal and accumulates a swarm of flower petals as he moves at his own pace within the environment, causing the on-screen world to change. Flower's gameplay offers different experiences, pacing and rhythm to all players. Along the way, the environment will pose challenges to the player’s progress. Both pastoral and at times chaotic, Flower is a visual, audio and interactive escape on PS3.
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  • Sessler's Soapbox: Adam vs. Ebert - Can Video Games be Art?

    By now you've at least heard about Roger Ebert's article on the Chicago Sun Times' website, Video Games Can Never Be Art. If you haven't read it yet, click that link and give it a skim, because Adam uses is as the topic for this week's Soapbox. We've all been involved in this debate before, but this time Adam doesn't necessarily disagree with...

    Posted April 20, 2010| 214 Comments

    Sessler's Soapbox: Adam vs. Ebert - Can Video Games be Art?

  • Flower Developers Explain To GDC Why Game Makers Quickly Burn Out

    No one will tell you game development is an easy process. As a medium that's still finding its way, developers are constantly learning about new ways to manage their teams and create a more efficient development process, while still maintaining freedom for creativity. That doesn't always happen, which has lead to the very real problem that game...

    Posted March 10, 2010| 8 Comments

    Flower Developers Explain To GDC Why Game Makers Quickly Burn Out

  • Rob Manuel, Brian Leahy, and Matt Keil's Five Recommended Games From 2009

    It turned out to be quite the interesting year, didn't it? Even though a batch of games got pushed back to next year, 2009 still had a pretty impressive roster of titles. The obvious ones we've already covered, but we wanted to break down our favorites from the year on a more personal level. All this week we'll be featuring G4tv.com and X-Play...

    Posted December 16, 2009| 15 Comments

    Rob Manuel, Brian Leahy, and Matt Keil's Five Recommended Games From 2009

  • Patrick Klepek, Andrew Pfister, & Michael Demski's Five Recommended Games From 2009

    It turned out to be quite the interesting year, didn't it? Even though a batch of games got pushed back to next year, 2009 still had a pretty impressive roster of titles. The obvious ones we've already covered, but we wanted to break down our favorites from the year on a more personal level. All this week we'll be featuring G4tv.com and X-Play...

    Posted December 15, 2009| 50 Comments

    Patrick Klepek, Andrew Pfister, & Michael Demski's Five Recommended Games From 2009

  • Flower Developer's Next Game To Be "Totally Different"

    Thatgamecompany unquestionably struck critical gold with both of its downloadable titles flOw and Flower. Both games feature a calming simplicity mixed with a striking visual pallet that make them two of the most unique and satisfying titles to come along in a while. Yet, as the studio co-founder Jenova Chen tells Eurogamer, the...

    Posted July 15, 2009| 16 Comments

    Flower Developer's Next Game To Be "Totally Different"

  • Playstation Network's Fall Line-up

    On their Leizpig press conference, Sony showed off some impressive hardware with the PS3 and PSP, as well as upcoming software such as Heavy Rain. But, they didn't forget about digital distribution via the Playstation Network. With WipEout HD finally on its way, check out the rest of the titles you can download this fall for your PS3: ...

    Posted August 20, 2008| 12 Comments

    Playstation Network's Fall Line-up

  • Sony Unveils Downloadable Games

    We already told you about Ratchet and Clank: Quest for Booty, but that's not the only downloadable game Sony is bringing. At their press conference today, the company announced a number of other upcoming PSN titles that will be coming for your downloadable pleasure. Here's the skinny: Crash Commando, Fat Princess PixelJunk Eden ...

    Posted July 15, 2008| 3 Comments

    Sony Unveils Downloadable Games

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