Check out Japanator’s review of a cool game art book

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Hey there! It’s not all “manga this, anime that” over at Japanator. We get cool game stuff, too, and one such thing is Game Art: Art from 40 Video Games and Interviews with their Creators, an appropriately-titled book about the art of videogames and the creators of said art. Anthony Redgrave reviewed it today, and here’s a bit of what he had to say:

“Matt Sainsbury has done a wonderful job collecting the thoughts and design philosophies of many different game creators allowing readers to delve deeper into the craftsmanship of the games they love.”

Curious? Read our full review at Japanator!*

*There’s also some manga this and anime that, if you’re into that as well.

Matt Sainsbury has done a wonderful job collecting the thoughts and design philosophies of many different game creators allowing readers to delve deeper into the craftsmanship of the games they love.


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