Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "The CRITICAL///PATH Project is a video archive of interviews with "some of the most influential designers and visionaries" in video games.Launched on July 23, 2012, CRITICAL///PATH contains interviews with 37 developers conducted between 2010 and 2011. The site currently includes 121 videos and intends to include more clips from different developers in the future. According to director David Grabias, the project has a few goals:To provide a documentary-based venue for critical discussion about the art of making video games.To provide developers with a place where they can come for inspiration.To provide players with insight into their game experience.To make gamers aware of the great minds behind the great games.To document the current state of game development for future generations.Topics covered in the interviews include violence in games, methods of storytelling, game mechanics, player interaction, psychology behind playing games, commercialism in the industry, and the future of video games, among others.All clips on the site are available for free viewing online, and there are plans to release a full-length documentary in the future."@en }
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- Critical_Path_Project abstract "The CRITICAL///PATH Project is a video archive of interviews with "some of the most influential designers and visionaries" in video games.Launched on July 23, 2012, CRITICAL///PATH contains interviews with 37 developers conducted between 2010 and 2011. The site currently includes 121 videos and intends to include more clips from different developers in the future. According to director David Grabias, the project has a few goals:To provide a documentary-based venue for critical discussion about the art of making video games.To provide developers with a place where they can come for inspiration.To provide players with insight into their game experience.To make gamers aware of the great minds behind the great games.To document the current state of game development for future generations.Topics covered in the interviews include violence in games, methods of storytelling, game mechanics, player interaction, psychology behind playing games, commercialism in the industry, and the future of video games, among others.All clips on the site are available for free viewing online, and there are plans to release a full-length documentary in the future.".