In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Edge (UK)

• Absolute state of the union
  GDC will have wrapped up by the time you read this, such is the nature of print publishing. But this annual gathering of videogame developers remains a useful barometer of more evergreen concerns: what’s on the mind of developers today, and where the industry might be heading tomorrow. Rarely has the gap between the two been wider than it appeared this year.
• Snap decisions
  One thing interactive entertainment has always been short on, when it comes to covering life’s essential subjects: games about tea. Correcting this imbalance might not have been V Buckenham’s intent in developing game-creation app Downpour, but it does seem to be infused within it.
• Here be Dragons
  What does Poland’s key game dev conference have in store?
• GETTING MEDIEVAL
  Prepare for an almighty paladingdong in Knights In Tight Spaces
• Soundbytes
  Game commentary in snack-sized mouthfuls
• THIS MONTH ON EDGE
  Some of the other things on our minds when we weren’t doing ever ything else
• COMING IN TO LAND
  The creator of Spelunky, plus a supergroup of indie developers, have spent the best part of a decade making 50 games. Has the journey been worth it?
• THE MAKING OF . . .AMERICAN ARCADIA
  How a contrast of perspectives added extra layers to a sidescrolling platform game
• BLUE MANCHU
  How enforced early retirement eventually led Jonathan Chey back to System Shock