Video Games And Novels Married?
Jun. 3rd, 2009 11:09 pmOr at least working together? Surely not! Oh, the scandal! Nothing good could come of that.
The Guardian begs to disagree, and it lists none other than PJ Haarsma as the only modern author to pick up the long-forgotten video game torch in this article! Take a read. What do you think? Do we need more authors to write video games? I, for one, am on board with that.
The Guardian begs to disagree, and it lists none other than PJ Haarsma as the only modern author to pick up the long-forgotten video game torch in this article! Take a read. What do you think? Do we need more authors to write video games? I, for one, am on board with that.

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Date: Jun. 4th, 2009 06:31 pm (UTC)I agree, as well, that it is so odd we don't have more crossover.
We have some games based on popular stories, but many of them are so 'porn-like' in their lack of innovation or plot. More true author-written or more heavily writer-influenced games would be great. You'd get more real games with real plots or real insight/ education and a furthering of the story or the story's universe, rather that "plot, what plot?" types.
It is certainly time for more of this.
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Date: Jun. 4th, 2009 07:50 pm (UTC)Yeah - more real writing in games, please!
(and for the record, my game would NOT be that one!)