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A brief lesson in how not to make a game video from Renegade Kid
BY Matthew Razak Jan. 5th, 2009 More on:

I’m a huge fan of Renegade Kid and their DS FPS game Dementium. Thus Moon has me, and much of the rest of the staff here at TVGB, all a twitter. However, the newest “trailer” or “director’s diary” or whatever from the game is a bit lacking. Firstly Jools Watsham, owner and creative director of Renegade Kid, looks like he’s just woken up and forgot that today was the day he had to have that new trailer ready to go. Secondly, there’s no style to it and thirdly it shows a pretty cool boss, but then just cuts off with no discussion. I know Renegade Kid is a small studio and doesn’t have the bucks for a full blown media blitz, but a bit style never hurt anyone.

So here are our helpful tips for the next video:
1. Find a mic that you don’t have to wear.
2. More information and gameplay
3. Remember, you’re in the public eye now. It’s all about presentation.

We hate because we love, Renegade Kid. Moon looks awesome, so its trailers should too.

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    1. dude
      January 5th, 2009
      at 9:01 pm

      I am concerned about the style of the overall game to be honest, it doesnt look very exciting.

      But they are a good team so hopefully itll be great.

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      Dork
      January 6th, 2009
      at 10:13 am

      You ask them how to make a game…

      “Make a really sweet game, then put in a really horrible game over/continue mechanic that makes the last 30 minutes of what you played pointless and voila!”

      Curse you Dementium!

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