*When it's ready. Did you really need to ask?
Monday, 2 March 2009
I'm bad, I'm bad, you know it, I'm bad
Now that the Streets bundle has, erm, hit the streets, the next pack going into test* is Criminals, who compliment the kindly, friendly, law-abiding policemen in the Law and Order pack. We've shown you a few sneak peeks before, but today, we've got a first look at the new faces.
Now, as everyone knows, bad guys are always disfigured (except when they're suave British villains played by Alan Rickman), so we've introduced some new morphs. Which means you can give your perps broken noses and the like. Cos then everyone will know they're bad.
*When it's ready. Did you really need to ask?
*When it's ready. Did you really need to ask?
Thursday, 26 February 2009
Fed to the ninjas
One of the great things about working in Cambridge is that there are a lot of really creative companies here, and we regularly meet up at events such as Games Eden. However, it does mean that the place is full of enticements for developers and artists, and sometimes they're just too good to turn down.
So, sadly, it turns out that Ninja Theory, creators of the PS3 hit Heavenly Sword, made three of the Moviestorm team an offer they couldn't refuse. Art Director Mitch Phillips, who worked on the cut scenes for Heavenly Sword, is rejoining Ninja to work on a new super-secret project, and Dave Pajak (head of QA) and Dave Thatcher (tester) are going too.
Mitch leaves us at the end of this month, and the two Davids follow at the end of March. They've been great to work with, and we wish them all the very best at Ninja, who are one of the most exciting and cutting edge games companies around.
And if you can hear a strange chanting in the background, it's Dave Lloyd, the First Dave, intoning "There can be only one!"
So, sadly, it turns out that Ninja Theory, creators of the PS3 hit Heavenly Sword, made three of the Moviestorm team an offer they couldn't refuse. Art Director Mitch Phillips, who worked on the cut scenes for Heavenly Sword, is rejoining Ninja to work on a new super-secret project, and Dave Pajak (head of QA) and Dave Thatcher (tester) are going too.
Mitch leaves us at the end of this month, and the two Davids follow at the end of March. They've been great to work with, and we wish them all the very best at Ninja, who are one of the most exciting and cutting edge games companies around.
And if you can hear a strange chanting in the background, it's Dave Lloyd, the First Dave, intoning "There can be only one!"
Wednesday, 25 February 2009
Tough times at Moviestorm Towers
Friday, 6 February 2009
The real Dave
OK, maybe it was a bit cruel of us to post caricatures of Dave last week.
We should redress the balance by posting a real photograph of him instead.
Hey, Dave, welcome to Flickr!
We should redress the balance by posting a real photograph of him instead.
Hey, Dave, welcome to Flickr!
Tuesday, 3 February 2009
Something new to look at
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