Pascal_Clarysse's blog

From E.T. to Star Wars

Edge blogger Pascal Clarysse argues that game / movie company relationships are struggling from the same problems that did for E.T. in '82.

September 23, 2008

Pascal Clarysse shows how the highly promising Latin American market can be fully developed...

August 18, 2008

Edge blogger Pascal Clarysse joins the debate that is attempting, and he believes is failing, to classify gamers according to their tastes.

July 31, 2008

Molyneux: PC Gaming Is "Changing Radically"

Social network gaming leading to rebirth of platform, claims Lionhead boss.
GameStop CEO: DLC Isn’t Deterrent to Used Games Trade

Price conscious consumers not swayed by $10 updates.
Anti-Games Aussie Attorney General Stepping Down

Major roadblock to rating reform removed as Michael Atkinson takes back seat.

The Friday Game: Keeping It Brief

Chris Donlan looks at Backbreaker Football, along with some of the other iPhone games that are slicing up sports.
GDC: Play As Excavation

IGF Nuovo finalist Ian Bogost on crafting games with meanings that players can interpret through play.
GDC: Mass Effect 2’s Subjective Story

Mass Effect 2's lead cinematic designer discusses his successes and failures in creating an interactive narrative.

Where Did You Go?

The shopping mall scene in Heavy Rain fails, for a simple reason: it’s no fun, argues Chris Dahlen.
3D-ing Is Believing

N'Gai Croal opens Pandora's box and thinks that the depths of 3D really do have something special to bring to videogames.
Words Are Cheap

Chris Dahlen meets the director of interactive fiction documentary Get Lamp and remembers how rich a world that only costs the time it takes to write it can be.

Time Extend: Space Channel 5: Part 2

How hot rhythm and high camp came together to perfectly express Sega’s magical difference.
Review: Dante's Inferno

Dante would only be delighted that his hellish visions should be inflicted on a new generation of sinners.
What Economic Crisis?

Despite an overall year-on-year drop for UK game industry revenues, individual retailers recorded growth in 2009.
Time Extend: Robotron 2084

Why do you love a game that refuses to love you back? Meet Robotron: 2084 – gaming’s earliest abusive relationship.
The Making Of: Gauntlet

How the rise of the home console led to the creation of an arcade gaming legend and the grandfather of Left 4 Dead.