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Viktor Antonov, the much-lauded designer behind Half-Life 2′s City 17, jumped ship when Valve grew too large and stopped making the kinds of games he’s keen on.

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Zenimax’s visual design director, Viktor Antonov, feels over the last five year, it’s been a “poor” time for “fiction in the video game industry.”

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Without the years of pre-production work put into it, Dishonoured wouldn’t exist, claim Arkane Studios’ art team.

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Peter Molyneux has been announced for GDC Europe where he will provide a lecture on ‘Choice: The Ultimate Game Mechanic’, using the Fable franchise along with Black & White to show “how choice can be a compelling game mechanic so long as player decisions have tangible effects on the game world.”

Interesting.

Also of note, it was announced that Half-Life 2 art director Viktor Antonov will speak about ‘Creating Visual Identity for Games’, by analyzing “the elements and tools that designers use to enhance storytelling and gameplay: space, architecture, light, color and stylization.”

Senior execs from Bruckheimer Games, Capcom, Disney, Foundation 9, Microsoft, Namco Bandai, and Paramount will also be on-hand for a panel called ‘Ask the Decision Makers: Find Out What Publishers Want And How To Get What You Want’.

GDC Europe and GamesCom takes place August 17-19.

More over on Gamasutra.