Conversations/brainstorms on issues in interactive entertainment design
Sorry. This could relate to interactive entertainment only in the longest of stretches. But I couldn't contain myself. Deca, didn't you read the book? You should feel free to weigh in on this in a more measured fashion. I just like the art style.
posted by Clubberjack @ 1:56 AM
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Laundry Sessions is a collaborative blog that covers interactive entertainment, video games and technology. When the two of us were roommates in graduate school, our trips to the laundromat often turned into long chats about these topics, all while waiting for the spin cycle to complete. When design problems came up in our work, the best solutions where often found during one of our weekly "laundry sessions." Now, employed as designers of games and other interactive media, we live on opposite sides of the country. This blog is our attempt to capture the essence of those sessions, in spirit, if not in the exact format.
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I saw this when it debuted. I'm really glad that Linklatter didnt abandon the rotoscoping technique. There is something kind of odd about using it on a full story, rather then the dream-state narrative of Waking Life. In this case, the actors retain a sense of dimensionality but its almost like they are wrapped in animated saran wrap. And, animated or not, its still Keanu :-P
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