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Five Things Game Developers Should Learn From Lost

February 03, 2010 in Blog comments 6

A person known as Coop has posted up a blog entry concerning the popular and long-running television series, Lost. They've decided to analyse what exactly makes it so popular and how game developers should use these concepts with their future projects.

Tonight, television fans around the country tuned in for the season premier of LOST. If the producers are to be believed, it's the last season, and should give some closure to the plot lines started up over the past five years. While watching, I couldn't help but think about what makes the show so successful, and realized there are a few things that game makers could take away from J.J. Abrams' series. Well, besides Polar Bears, of course.
Dark Arcanine via gamervision.com »
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  • 1
    Miss Razz Feb 4, 10
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    Ask one question for every two answered, but eventually fill in the gaps.
    Wait, Lost fills in the gaps now?
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      ThreeTwoFiveSix Feb 4, 10
      That's what they say they're going to do in the last season. lol
      • 0
        Twin_Master Feb 4, 10
        Have no goddamn clue about where you series is going after the 2nd season and just make it up as you go! [/sarcasm]
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          dwg14390 Feb 5, 10
          That seems to be what their doing sadly.
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    Dark Arcanine Feb 4, 10
    I would've only listed one thing that developers could learn from Lost. That is not to drag it out for so darn long and only make a couple of seasons, otherwise you'll lose most of your fans.
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    Curt Connors Feb 4, 10
    The only thing I would have recommended they learn from Lost is to hire Terry O'Quinn (Locke) for a bunch of voice acting. The guy has great delivery, Locke for Mass Effect 3 please since he'll be needing work anyway

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