How A Combination Of Old Text Adventures And Wolfenstein 3D Inspired Randy Pitchford To Create Borderlands

You might not think it, but a serious shooter like Wolfenstein 3D was a huge influence, according to Randy Pitchford.

Fallout leads debated making the original game 3D like Tomb Raider, but couldn't get "the amount of detail" they wanted – something Bethesda eventually achieved in Fallout 3

Fallout Fallout "was a sequel" to Wasteland, says Interplay co-founder, and "we did everything we could not to be sued by Electronic Arts" after the devs "had to pivot out" of the follow-up Fallout ...

Meet Curt Cignotti, who wanted to make the jumbotron but was mistaken for IU's football coach

Curt Cignotti is as fabulous as you'd expect. As his kids say, "Finally, dad's getting some credit for his annoyingness," and ...

Eye expert warns coloured Halloween contact lenses could leave you BLIND

If you're planning on wearing coloured contact lenses to elevate your Halloween outfit this weekend, an expert has urged you ...
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The No-Code Movement Explained: How to Build Software Without Writing a Single Line of Code

The no-code movement lets anyone build software without coding. Learn how no-code tools in 2025 enable fast, cost-effective, ...

Lethal Company developer says the freedom afforded by text adventure design is why his latest game took 10 years to make: 'That made it very easy for this project tâ€Ĥ

In short, Zeekerss is highly prolific, which makes it all the stranger that his latest game has been in development for ...