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Conker's Bad Fur Day

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Cover of Xbox Game Studios Boss Craig Duncan Steps Down
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Xbox Game Studios Boss Craig Duncan Steps Down

Craig Duncan has stepped down as the head of Xbox Game Studios after serving in the role for approximately 18 months.

  • Craig Duncan has stepped down as the head of Xbox Game Studios after more than 18 months in the role, having replaced Alan Hartman in November 2024.
  • Duncan oversaw 14 studios including Halo Studios, The Coalition, and Rare, and his studios will now report to Xbox Chief Content Officer Matt Booty until a replacement is found.
  • Louise O’Connor, Xbox Game Studios chief of staff, is also departing the company; she joined Rare in 1999 and became chief of staff in September 2025 after leaving Rare following the cancellation of Everwild.
The Game BusinessJun 2026
Cover of Incongruous Avatars and Hilarious Sidekicks: Design Patterns for Comical Game Characters
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Incongruous Avatars and Hilarious Sidekicks: Design Patterns for Comical Game Characters

This paper proposes a structured approach to humour in game character design, grounding its analysis in classical theories of humour, namely superiority, relief, and incongruity.

  • The paper argues that game character humour (based on superiority, relief, and incongruity theories) can be systematically organised into reusable design patterns rather than treated as an ad hoc writing choice.
  • The central contribution is a pattern language of eleven humour patterns, including COMIC AVATAR, COMIC DUO, COMIC SIDEKICK, COMIC BOSS, COMIC SOCIOPATH, and LOVABLE LOSER, each illustrated with examples from titles such as The Secret of Monkey Island, Sam & Max, Conker's Bad Fur Day, Portal 2, and Knights of the Old Republic.
  • For each pattern the authors identify design trade-offs, most notably between humour and player identification or narrative tension.
DiGRAJan 2014

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