Happy Halloween from GodisaGeek.com
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Interview: The Game Bakers Audrey Leprince and Emeric Thoa
We recently sat down with Audrey Leprince and Emeric Thoa from The Game Bakers studio to talk about their latest title Squids.
Interview: Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary Producer, Dennis Ries
We recently spoke to 343 Industries' Producer Dennis Ries about Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary in London. Keep reading to see what he had to say.
My Spidey Sense is Tingling: An Interview with Peter David
The latest in a long line of Spider-Man games is released today, developed by Beenox and published by Activision, but written by Mr Peter David, the co-creator of Spider-Man 2099.
Creating X-Men: Destiny, An Interview with Mike Carey
We were fortunate enough to be able to grab the writer for upcoming X-Men: Destiny, Mike Carey, for a few questions.
Godcast Extra – OnLive Special
The contents of this audio recording are what shaped a lot of the team's opinion of OnLive, and as you'll be able to hear, Bruce is a passionate man who believes in the OnLive brand.
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Interview: Forza Motorsport 4 Creative Director Dan Greenawalt
GodisaGeek recently interviewed Forza 4 Creative Director, Dan Greenawalt, from Turn 10 Studios. Greenawalt spoke in-depth about Forza 4, Autovista, Xbox 360 and more.
Eurogamer Expo 2011: Why OnLive Blew My Mind
Spending an hour with Bruce Grove, the Director of Strategic Relations for OnLive was the best thing I did at Eurogamer Expo 2011. The man is a gentleman for sure, but he’s also inspiring to listen to, as well as being a gamer himself he’s a man with a vision, who wants to help create […]
Kinect Me!
Xbox 360 with Kinect; You will either nod your head in acceptance or cringe at the notion. There seems to be no mid-ground, it's just like the old cliché goes, love it or hate it. Monetarily, the peripheral is by no means a failure. Microsoft has reported 10 million units shipped as of March 9th, 2011. It was able to push 8 million of those units in its first 60 days of release which is a guinness world record. Kinect has quite a few accolades already but with monster sales comes a monster amount of consumers to...