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Sums it all up.
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Angry Birds: The Game
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Charlie Brooker expands on what I was talking about in my last post…
Outside of novels, the best storytelling you find these days is in video games. Some films tell great stories, but most don’t have the time and scope to space the narrative out over an appropriate timescale, or to give your imagination enough fodder to fill in the blanks. Look at the likes of L.A. Noire - there’s hours of storytelling in there. And I’m looking forward to the narrative of Deus Ex: Human Revolution, as I loved the storyline of the first game.
I think this is what I want to do (again). It also solves my earlier dilemma about whether to be involved with advertising….
In the meantime, can some enterprising game company sign up Iain Banks, so we can have a Culture game?
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