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0  Warren Spector On Disney, Internet Rumors, Player Choice, And More Thu, Aug 5th, 2010, 2:11 pm (EST) BY JORDAN DOUGLAS Warren Spector is one of a select group of game designers - Will Wright, Peter Molyneux, Hideo Kojima, John Carmack, and Shigeru Miyamoto being others - who have reached the status of household name in the gaming community, and are associated with a signature design style. Spector's latest project, Epic Mickey, combines his signature emphasis on player choice with his love for all things Disney. Gaming Union recently sat down with Warren Spector to blow the lid off Epic Mickey. He shares what it's like to work with Disney and how the project came about, sets the record straight on a few internet rumors, and discloses how player choice is implemented in Epic Mickey. More »

3  Visceral Games' Executive Producer On Dead Space 2 (Part 1) Tue, Jul 6th, 2010, 6:02 pm (EST) BY JORDAN DOUGLAS Dead Space 2 was high up on many people's short lists coming out of E3. The game features slight tweaks to the core combat to make it more versatile, a revised zero gravity mechanic, and several action packed set pieces - check out our preview of Dead Space 2 for more. In addition, Gaming Union sat down with Visceral Games' Steve Papoutsis, otherwise known as the executive producer of the Dead Space franchise. In Part 1 of our interview, Papoutsis discussed what it took to make a sequel to Dead Space, Extraction coming to PlayStation 3 with Move support, and more. More »

	0  E3 2010: Tournament Of Legends Interview Mon, Jul 5th, 2010, 9:22 am (EST) BY DARRYL Tournament of Legends has gone through quite a metamorphosis during its development cycle. It originally started out as a very mature fighting game which was entitled Gladiator A.D., but things changed and the game is now much less graphical in its violence and it features many mythical enemies. More »

0  Interview With O-Games On John Daly's ProStroke Golf Mon, Jun 28th, 2010, 6:33 pm (EST) BY JORDAN DOUGLAS At E3 Gaming Union sat down with Jim Scott, the CEO of UK based publisher O-Games. Scott's company brought John Daly's ProStroke Golf, an upcoming golfing game for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, to the show. We asked Scott about a range of topics from using John Daly as the face of ProStroke to choosing PlayStation Move for the game's motion control. In terms of motion control, Scott believes Kinect's controller free approach presents "limitations" compared to Move. More »

3  John Daly On PlayStation Move: Coming To PS3, Xbox 360, And PC Mon, Jun 28th, 2010, 1:55 pm (EST) BY JORDAN DOUGLAS John Daly has become a household name largely based on his infamous antics on and off the golf course. Now, gamers will become more familiar with the professional golfer as he lends his likeness to UK based developer O-Games in John Daly's ProStroke Golf, which will include PlayStation Move support. In an interview with Gaming Union, John Daly described how excited he is for "Sony Move" when it's released on "PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC." For some reason I got the feeling Mr. Daly was merely collecting his cheque at the event for ProStroke. Maybe it was his responses to a few simple questions about the game. Part of our interview with John Daly can be seen below. More »

1  Avatar: The Game Interview With Patrick Naud Posted on 2009/10/08 BY KYLE WYNEN Ubisoft had a pretty prominent booth at Tokyo Game Show 2009 as they showed off Assassin's Creed 2 and Splinter Cell. However, they also showed another game that drew long lines and that was James Cameron's Avatar: The Game. After showing off the stereoscopic (better known as 3D) version of the game, Gaming Union caught up with Patrick Naud, the Producer of Avatar: The Game. More »