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Ken Levine

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BioShock Will Never Escape Ken Levine, and Levine Will Never Escape BioShock

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By Ken Levine
| gamebastion.com
A replica Big Daddy towers over Ken Levine’s living room - an artefact of the universe he walked away from. “I didn’t have a lot else to say in that world,” he tells IGN in a new interview. “A franchise is an interesting thing, because it can come to own you if you’re not careful. It can define you.” Perhaps the Big Daddy, sitting in pride of place as an ornament, is a useful reminder of who owns who.
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Adiós NBA, hola Barça: del sueño americano al Palau

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By Ken Levine, Eduardo Abad, Rodolfo Molina
| Diario AS
Fred Roberts (Ala-pívot, estadounidense)FOTO: Ken Levine / Getty ImagesPionero en este camino. Llegó al Barça en 1993 tras jugar en Boston Celtics, Utah Jazz, Milwaukee Bucks y Los Angeles Clippers, en una época en la que el trasvase NBA-Europa era poco habitual. Su llegada ayudó a abrir una vía que años después sería mucho más frecuente. Perfil físico y experiencia en una liga todavía lejana para el público europeo.
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Ken Levine on Judas: Why Cutting-Edge Tech Isn't Worth the Cost

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By Ken Levine
| gamebastion.com
IGN recently spoke to Bioshock developer Ken Levine about his new game Judas and his thoughts on the ever-changing world of game development. He explained why cutting-edge tech and ultrarealism weren't appealing to him as a creator. "I don't think we've ever been a company that was like, oh my God, we need the latest and greatest technology. In the rendering space we've never been a company; outside of SWAT 4, we never really tried to do ultrarealism in our games," he explained.
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