When we think back on 2012, which games will we be able to say left their mark on the industry? Gamasutra and Game Developer magazine staff select the games that captured the zeitgeist of the year.
It's that time. Gamasutra and Game Developer magazine staff present the studios and developers who pushed creative, commercial and cultural boundaries during the course of the year.
Gamasutra UK editor Mike Rose continues Gamasutra's annual year-end roundups series by looking back at the five biggest video game surprises of 2012, including a couple of big-name acquistions.
In any space as diverse as the game industry, there are bound to be meaningful disappointments -- but what were the most affecting of them all? Gamasutra's Christian Nutt looks back at what left us wanting more.
Controversy defined 2012. Gamasutra's Leigh Alexander rounds up the five biggest, as the voice of our community, the spirit of social change and the very shape of games crashes hard against old ways.
When we look back at 2012 somewhere in the distant future, we just might see it as the start of the biggest disruption to video games since the industry crash of the early 1980s. Here are the 5 events that hit us the hardest.
The Guildhall at Southern Methodist University is the premier graduate video game education program in the United States. The program offers a Master's Degree in Interactive Technology and a Graduate Certification.
