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| Time: 03:13 EST/08:13 GMT | News Source: Blues News | Posted By: Alex Harris | ||
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The Thing That Scares Us Witless on Computer and Video Games is their Q&A with Computer Artworks' Chris Hadley and Andrew Curtis about The Thing, the upcoming horror game for which they serve as senior producer and lead designer, respectively. Topics include where development stands on the various versions of the game, whether the console versions differ from the PC version (and each other), the reasons for forsaking the GameCube, the trust/fear system, working with the The Thing license, appealing to those unfamiliar with the movie, replayability, the strong possibilities of a sequel, and more. | ||
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