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Filed under: Culture , RTS , Starcraft II Last week we reported that Valve has been thinking of making a Half-Life movie by themselves after dealing with crappy movie pitches from Hollywood. One developer that likely has the resources and talent to make its own movies is Blizzard . Their CGI unit makes perhaps the best cut scenes of any game developer. However it looks like Blizzard is looking …

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Gabe Newell, CEO of Half Life developer, Valve, has claimed that Hollywood directors lack “understanding” of what makes a video game property interesting for fans. Speaking to PC Gamer, Newell revealed that Valve has turned down numerous pitches for film adaptations of the studio’s flagship series, Half Life . “There was a whole bunch of meetings with people from Hollywood. Directors down there …

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One of Hollywood’s most powerful chief executives has lost a legal battle against one of its toughest attorneys.

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For a short while now, the video games industry has been compared to Hollywood based on the reasoning that games are starting to require a similar scale of development and marketing as a film does. Of course, there are lots of different types of films and different types of games, but if MMORPGs had a film comparison, isn’t it likely that they would be the summer blockbusters of the gaming world? Although there are a few small MMO releases every so often, most tend to be very large scale and c

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Actor, writer, producer Felicia Day says, “I don’t think I ever knew I wasn’t a geek” in the Girls Go Geek video below [posted on Amber Mac - site of Amber MacArthur.] In his Wired interview article How Felicia Day Recruited Millions for Her Guild , Gus Mastrapa notes, Felicia Day’s stardom wasn’t handed down to her from on high by Hollywood. She’s guest-starred on Buffy the Vampire Slayer and House, but most of her legions of fans still know her because of a show she wrote and produced

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