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World-class Wellington: Homegrown video game company A44 hopes to deliver second blockbuster
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Four years on from launching the critically acclaimed video game Ashen, local game producer A44 is hoping to deliver another hit.
Pronounced “A-four-four”, the company is deep into the development stage of its second game, but you’ll have a hard time getting chief executive Derek Bradley to say much about it publicly.
“It’s going well,” he says.
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Sometimes, the best way to depict huge, earth-shattering events is to severely restrict the point of view. It’s cheaper to make a Shaun of the Dead than a World War Z, but narrowing the focus also recasts high-concept problems on a human scale, with human stakes. What filmmakers lose in spectacle by keeping the story small, they make up for in drama. Maybe that’s why Netflix’s Bigbug, Jean-Pierre Jeunet’s French sci-fi comedy about a robot uprising, never leaves the confines of one suburban house. (Or maybe it was just a cheap way to make a film, especially during a pandemic.) Bigbug’s characters aren’t trying to overthrow their robot overlords. They’re just trying to get outside.
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