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It was more important for us to develop one final boss that we are excited to show off than to have four bosses that we?re embarrassed to show.?The team ended up with a game they could be proud to showand did at a year-end student showcase on their New Jersey campus. They also created a making-of video about their process, which they also displayed.In the postmortem,RS 07 Gold Cerchio explains why they shot the DVD:Originally, we were going to put a dream cinematic in the beginning of the game to help move the storyline, but it got replaced by the behind-the-scenes video because it was quicker and easier to do.

The dream sequence would have required a lot of 3D work and art time taken away from the game, which we weren?t willing to sacrifice.Although Bloomfield College is not as well-known as some other, well advertised game development schools, it has a decent reputation and maintains a strong relationship with several professional game developers in the tri-state area.RS 3 Gold In another student postmortem published in September 2008, Jason Chin discussed the relationship between Bloomfield andKaos Studios/THQ, as well as Creo Ludus Entertainment, a newer start-up that taps into the local student talent.To read the postmortem of Rage of the Elements, visit GameCareerGuide.com, where you can also find detailed information about other universities and colleges that offer game-related programs.

Were you out of town for the holiday? Never fear, because Gamasutra is rounding up all the feature-length articles the site posted over the Xmas break, from Yuji Buy Runescape Gold Naka and Popcap interviews through Ratchet & Clank postmortems and in-depth design articles.The site continued updating over the holiday, with near-daily features for those game professionals who were still working during that time.

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