Review: 'Indie Game' captures the struggle to create - Los Angeles Times

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Review: 'Indie Game' captures the struggle to create Los Angeles Times By Gary Goldstein In the smart, involving documentary "Indie Game: the Movie," when video game designer Phil Fish chillingly asserts that he'd kill himself if he didn't finish his long-gestating game "Fez," you get the feeling he isn't bluffing. REVIEW – INDIE GAME: THE MOVIEVery Aware all 6 news articles »

Ron Paul can still be president — through a new video game - Houston Chronicle (blog)

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Ron Paul can still be president — through a new video game Houston Chronicle (blog) Paul, whose popularity is strongest among younger voters, is the only Republican presidential candidate to have his own video game. (President Obama has one already.) Poster for "Road to REVOLution." (Courtesy of Daniel Williams) The game's developer ... and more »

A New Game Delights in Difficulty - New York Times

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A New Game Delights in Difficulty New York Times In “Indie Game: The Movie,” a documentary that opens on Friday in New York, Phil Fish, the game's designer (he worked with Renaud Bédard, the game's sole programmer), says his first video-game memories are of playing Super Mario Bros., the Legend of ... A Fez of the heart from gaming's TarantinoThe Canberra Times all 8 news articles »

Independent Game Developers Stay Small, Passionate - All Things Digital

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Independent Game Developers Stay Small, Passionate All Things Digital If you want to quickly start a fight on the Internet, you should follow Roger Ebert's lead and assert in broad strokes that video games are not and will never be art. Even among the game developer community, the dividing line between art and ... and more »

A Fez of the heart from gaming's Tarantino - Sydney Morning Herald

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A Fez of the heart from gaming's Tarantino Sydney Morning Herald In Indie Game: The Movie, a new documentary, Phil Fish, the game's designer (he worked with Renaud Bedard, the game's sole programmer), says his first video-game memories are of playing "Super Mario Bros.", the "Legend of Zelda" and "Tetris". and more »