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In today's feature, UCLA Associate Professor, Girls 'N Games Conference organizer and feminist Yasmin Kafai steps up to the Soapbox to disown booth babes, insult E3 attendees, and wax poetic about the Ubisoft-sponsored Frag Dolls. [06.09.06]
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GAS: Browne Talks 'Advertising Ecosystem' For Games [06.09.06] In the keynote at the Game Advertising Conference in San Francisco today, Microsoft's Kevin Browne commented in detail on the post Massive-acquisition plans for in-game advertising, urging for one standardized industry game ad-serving format. [UPDATE - exclusive write-ups on further GAS panels are also available.]
GAS: Macrovision, Double Fusion Partner For In-Game Advertising [06.09.06] In announcement made at the GDC Focus On Game Advertising Conference, Macrovision's Trymedia division and in-game ad firm Double Fusion have announced a new downloadable/casual in-game ad offering via the Trymedia Network of online portals, ISPs and e-commerce sites.
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 Screen/Play: Documenting Voice Assets by Rafael Chandler [06.08.06] Screen/Play is a regular feature that discusses best practices for storytelling in games. This article, the first in the series, discusses how to properly document voice assets in a flexible, intuitive spreadsheet, with an example extract from the fictional game King Arthur Up In This Piece. |
 Thank Heaven for Little Girls: Why Rule of Rose May Be 2006's Most Controversial Game by Brandon Sheffield [06.07.06] In this exclusive interview, Gamasutra speaks to Rule of Rose game director Shuji Ishikawa and Sony Japan assistant producer Yuya Takayama about the game's philosophy, its prepubescent erotic undertones, and why Sony has refused to publish the game in the U.S. |
 Digging For Worms: Why Doug Tennapel Doesn't Care What His Fans Think by Chase Murdey [06.06.06] In this exclusive Gamasutra interview, artist, game designer, and Earthworm Jim creator Doug Tennapel discusses what game developers look for in an artist, transitioning between mediums, and why your fans don't necessarily know best. |
 GDC Radio: 'Design Fundamentals of Stealth Gameplay in the Thief Series' [06.06.06] In this week's edition of GDC Radio, we take a trip back to the 2002 Game Developers Conference, with Randy Smith, then Project Director on Thief: Deadly Shadows at now-defunct Ion Storm, giving a lecture on how to properly design a game with stealth elements in mind. |
 TT Games: Immersed in Toys by Jim Rossignol [06.05.06] In this exclusive Gamasutra feature, Lego Star Wars Development Director Jonathan Smith and Managing Director Tom Stone discuss the formation of developer TT Games, pitching the bizarre franchise, and why the game is love at first sight for many. |
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