Its importance varies depending on who you talk to, but few gamers would deny that story doesn't matter in a video game. It does. To address this continually pressing issue, Adam Sessler asked Double Fine's Tim Schafer, BioWare's Greg Zeschuck, Silicon Knights' Denis Dyack and Bungie's Joseph Staten to join him on stage at Penny Arcade Expo last weekend about how each of them addresses narrative in their own video games and what steps the industry should take going forward.
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tolworthy
Since we're talking stories, would this be a good time to plug 'Enter The Story' (enterthestory.com) the new indie adventure game based on classic stories? No? Well it was worth a try :)
xN7 SNiiPer209x
i think every game should have a highly dedicated story line then also having a great multiplayer with dedicated servers
Jonsted
loved that, very well done adam! that was really professional and handled beautifully. i learned a lot from watching and I can't wait to see what games are going to be like in another 10 years.
Masquerade
Haha, Adam looked like Steve Jobs for a second. Thought I clicked the wrong link. I don't think story is absolutely necessary for every game but a good one is always welcome.
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