#Interactive Design

Design as something the reader moves through rather than looks at — space, attention, and the assumptions an interface makes before anyone touches it.

RTX on classic games: when modernization becomes visually inconsistent

NVIDIA’s work on classics such as Quake II and Unreal demonstrates how ray tracing, path tracing and Physically Based Rendering can transform the appearance of 1990s games. It also raises a broader question: when is it legitimate to modernize only some aspects of a game while leaving others untouched?

31 Aug 2026 #Interactive Design

A Copernican Revolution in game space

One of the most interesting transformations in the history of first-person shooters is not simply the transition from 2D to 3D graphics. It is a change in what constitutes the center of the game world.

20 Aug 2026 #Interactive Design

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