Some of you may remember the blog post I made about his last panel which was called, "What Makes Games Next-Gen." If you don't, then don't worry about it. That's not what I'm here to talk about. What I am here to talk about is, his latest panel.
If you don't know who Don Daglow is, then I'll do me best to tell you about him. He's been making games for 37 years, so he has a lot of years of experience. He's worked for Intellivision, EA, and Stormfront Studios which is where he is currently working at.
Anyway, back to the panel. In it he sums up many of the important trends that have popped up in the past few years, in order for developers to understand where things are headed. He doesn't make any predictions, but considering that we're in an industry where we are constantly surprised by advancing technology, it makes sense why didn't make any predictions.
You can listen to the panel here if you're interested, but you should know that it's pretty long.
It was an interesting panel. He might not have predicted how games are going to be in the future or anything like that, but it was still very interesting. Give it a listen and see what you think.
Today at the EA Showcase, Criterion Games announced that a PSN edition of Burnout Paradise will be released this fall for $29.99, and it will also inculde all the updates that have been released.
I don't have a PlayStation 3 yet, but even so this is awesome. If its out when I get a PS3, then I'm definitely buying this. If not, then I'll just get the retail version.
And in other news, GameSpot Wide launched today. But you probably already know about that.
