The fraternity of stealth impresarios turn their brains towards the question of stealth multiplayer, with contributions from Andy ‘Monaco’ Schatz, Raf ‘Dishonored” Colantonio, Patrick ‘Splinter Cell: Blacklist’ Redding, and questions directed by the handsome Nels ‘Mark Of The Ninja’ Anderson. The first part of this developer round-table article is here, and definitely worth a read
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A Good Hiding
The Stealth Letters, Part Two
By RPS on October 19th, 2012.
Hiders & Seekers
The Stealth Letters, Part One
By RPS on October 18th, 2012.
Stealth game fans pay heed. Over the next two days RPS hosts a conversation between Nels Anderson, Lead Design of Mark Of The Ninja, and a number of other stealth-game luminaries, as they discuss matters of of sneaking and hiding in videogame form. Anderson talks to Patrick Redding, Game Director on Splinter Cell: Blacklist, Andy Schatz, creator of Monaco, and Raphael Colantonio, co-creative director of Dishonored.
This is part one, part two will appear tomorrow. Onwards! (But stay out of sight…)
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