rockpapershotgun.com - 1/8/2009
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This is a piece about Russia, the Ukraine, and the future of PC gaming. It is about creativity, piracy, and thirteen tonnes of software every day.
A version of this article, which is based on my trip to Moscow and KRI last April, appeared in the May edition of PC Gamer UK. I’ve ...
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Dubious Quality —
... Jim Rossignol has a fascinating two-part article on the Russian gaming industry titled "Gaming in the Russian Cosmos." Part one and ...
GameSetLinks: Those Ruffian Hearts On Fire
GameSetWatch —
... and how it may or may not work here (no comments on which extreme Top Secret is proving), Offworld's super-dreamy IGF guide, pinball snowboarding crossover weirdness, and more.
Houdini can do it:
Ruffian Games — Your Friendly Neighbourhood Development Company - Profile page
New official site for this company - really quite a lot of people who worked on Crackdown, hmm? We'll see if that rumor is true in due course, most likely.
Gaming In The Russian Cosmos, Part 1 | Rock, Paper, Shotgun
Excellent piece on the Russian PC ...
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Mile Zero —
... Rock Paper Shotgun's Jim Rossignol has posted up an extended
article on Gaming
in the Russian Cosmos (should that be Kosmos?). It's an interesting
look at a market where, for economic and cultural reasons, PC gaming is
both healthy and still primarily sold in boxes, as opposed to downloads.
That's great for the Soviet-bloc countries, but it does mean that it's
hard for us to get a hold of them. ...
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