The Art of Watch Dogs - Rilegato

Mcvittie, Andy

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ISBN 10: 1781169004 ISBN 13: 9781781169001

Casa editrice: Titan Books, 2014

Riassunto

One of the most hotly anticipated games from E3 2012, Watch Dogs received over 80 official nominations and awards including IGN’s Best New Franchise Award, Gamespot’s Editor’s Choice Award and Eurogamer’s Game of the Show Award.

The Art of Watch Dogs is an in-depth review of Ubisoft’s amazing new game with extensive concept and development art and detailed creator commentary. The first of its kind for a franchise that is certain to be a future classic, the book will explore the technology-controlled world of Watch Dogs, taking readers on a visual guide through Aiden Pearce’s quest to turn Chicago’s Central Operating System (CtOS) against its corrupt owners.

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Recensione:

"The Art of Watch_Dogs beautifully shows off the gorgeous artwork we've all been teased for the last couple of years. It's a must-have for art book collectors and hardcore fans of the game." --Daily Crate

"A great companion to anyone playing the game that is looking for a deeper look into the art design process as or after they play. It gives a lot of great insight on the art, characters, and locations in the game and will likely bring attention to details you may have never noticed." ----Game Cavern

"Titan Books is one of the more well-known producers of graphic art novels for anime, film and video games and they tend to deliver the goods for their core audience time and time again....those responsible for putting this product together have really done a wonderful job of expanding the title s universe." --PS4 Home

"A must-have for any gamer who is a fan of Watch Dogs. From the in-depth profiles of characters and places to the hundreds of drawings and pieces of artwork, The Art of Watch Dogs is a great value for any player of video games." ----Gaming Cypher

"The book showcases the remarkable and innovative creative work behind the stunning new game. Beautifully designed with gorgeous concept art and lavish illustrations." ----Games Gazette

"Watch Dogs fans wanting a better, deeper look at Aiden s Chicago will love what The Art of Watch Dogs has to offer." --Suvudu

"this is a book that showcases invention and big ideas." --Imagien FX

"Some beautiful and intriguing art." ----Destructoid

It s all very shiny and very nice... If you like artwork, you re gonna like this. Some of the pictures are VERY nice. This is going to be sitting in a prime place in my bedroom... --Gamerspective

The book showcases the remarkable and innovative creative work behind the stunning new game. Beautifully designed with gorgeous concept art and lavish illustrations, this title explores the developer's vision of building an incredible living, breathing and hack-able cityscape --Games Gazette

It s all very shiny and very nice... If you like artwork, you re gonna like this. Some of the pictures are VERY nice. This is going to be sitting in a prime place in my bedroom... --Gamerspective

The book showcases the remarkable and innovative creative work behind the stunning new game. Beautifully designed with gorgeous concept art and lavish illustrations, this title explores the developer's vision of building an incredible living, breathing and hack-able cityscape --Games Gazette

L'autore:

Paul Davies has worked in gaming journalism for twenty years, writing and editing magazines and websites includingOfficial Nintendo and Computer & Video Games. He is the co-founder and director of media agencyUnlikely Hero Ltd. whose clients include Yahoo! UK and Microsoft.

Andy McVittie has worked in the video games industry for more than twenty years. Author ofThe Art of Assassin's Creed III and regular contributor to magazines such asMean Machines, Nintendo
Official Magazine and PlayStation Plus, Andy has a client roster that includesYahoo!,
Turner Broadcasting and Microsoft.

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• Editore: Titan Books
• Data di pubblicazione: 2014
• ISBN 10: 1781169004
• ISBN 13: 9781781169001
• Rilegatura: Copertina rigida
• Numero di pagine: 144