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1Bethesda's new trailer for Brink introduces us to audio director Chris Sweetman (Burnout: Paradise), lead level designer Neil Alphonso (Killzone 2), creative director Richard Ham (Fable II), lead writer Edward Stern, and, of course, game director Paul Wedgwood.
Brink will be released in spring 2011 and pre-order bonuses are already available across multiple retailers and digital shops.
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Seems like someone could make a collection of sounds and sell them to studios to make their development costs cheaper.
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Sound design is it's own thing, I know most people don't notice it as much as other aspects of games, but complaining about them taking the time to do it right is pretty weak.
Imagine if they started reusing the same character models or envinroment assets for various games, people would cry scandal.
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