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Sony Music and Music Women* Germany (MW*G), the nationwide umbrella organization of all...

Independent Games Festival finalist  Paradise Killer is a murder mystery that asks players to do some real detective work, letting them accuse and interrogate anyone they think may be involved in the crime. Gamasutra sent some questions to Oli Clarke Smith, creative director for the Seumas McNally Grand Prize-nominated game, who talked about the challenges of making a detective game where you can follow your own theories on the evidence no matter what they are, as well as the appeal of making the player really do some detective work if they want some answers. Who are you, and what was your...

Bobby Zamora and Mark Noble's plan for flats in Portslade has been rejected PLANS to build an 11-storey block of flats on a corner plot in Portslade were described as “ridiculous” as councillors refused to approve the scheme. They turned down planning permission because of concerns about the height and design of three proposed blocks of flats and a lack of parking. The scheme was put forward by a property company, Luna Group, which is part-owned by former Brighton and Hove Albion striker Bobby Zamora and West Ham United skipper Mark Noble. Zamora, 40, and Noble, 33, are also direc...

Mark Noble and Bobby Zamora FORMER Brighton and Hove Albion striker Bobby Zamora has a goal in sight – and an acre of space in Portslade. Zamora, 40, a director of property developer Luna Group, hopes to build 126 flats up to 11 storeys high in Wellington Road and Camden Street, close to Shoreham Harbour. His fellow Luna Group directors include West Ham United skipper Mark Noble, 33, who played alongside Zamora for four years at the London club. But Labour councillor Les Hamilton wants a red card shown to their plans, dismissing them as an overdevelopment which would be too tall and...