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Pondering Time: The Future Of The Game Biz and The Value Of Kickstarter

Submitted by Ian Fisher on Fri, 02/10/2012 - 12:12
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Over the last few years we’ve seen the video game industry go in some interesting directions, some of which have been predictable while others have been totally surprising.  Aside from fads being followed up on by both publishers and developers such as those who jumped aboard the motion control bandwagon or gone about hoping to match the success of Call of Duty, the video game industry now finds itself in an interesting place.  

Do Video Game Publishers Need To Push Indie Games More By Creating New Labels?

Submitted by Ian Fisher on Thu, 02/10/2011 - 04:59
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The video game business is still booming despite the recent financial trouble that has shaken both the industry and the world as a whole.  People still love playing video games for various reasons; some dig the mindless action while others use it as a source of entertainment to escape from things.  There’s no doubt that video games are still entertaining but the creativity found in most of them are hit and miss.

ShogunGamer Exclusive: Ghetto Golf pre E3 interview with Co-Founder of IllFonic!

Submitted by Michael-Sean on Tue, 05/26/2009 - 11:26
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The first time we got wind of Ghetto Golf was back in April of 09. Since then it has been making its way around rumor mills and review boards. However, no one's really gotten enough information to really know anything concrete. You wanted the info, So we got it!

Shogungamer tracked down Illfonic --The creators of Ghetto Golf-- and got an exclusive interview along with some exclusive pre E3 screenshots. Enjoy!

Ghetto Golf takes things to the streets

Submitted by Ian Fisher on Tue, 04/14/2009 - 09:21
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Ever since EA released NBA Street nearly 8 years ago people have wanted to see a street/arcade version of golf. Many had hoped that EA would use the Tiger Woods license but such a game never came to light. Instead those who have wanted a golf game that takes it to the streets can look forward to the upcoming “Ghetto Golf.”

“Ghetto Golf” comes from musician Raphael Saadiq’s video-game company Illfonic. As a child Raphael used to play golf through improvising with what he had on the streets.

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