Video games: news, theory & analysis.
Video games: news, theory & analysis.
After this illustrious example of hilarity, I've now also located a Dutch sesame street remix, web 2.0, hack, crack, zippedeeflipflop, home made video. It totally made my weekend. — read on
My brother, who is currently dodging mudslides in Vietnam with his family in law, recently sent me this Strongbad vid. So this one goes out to him and his peeps, bobbing their heads on the bus to Hanoi. — read on
Of course, why would you invent anything new when you can just upgrade what you already have? My children's children will be playing that solipsistic character called Spiderman. But as technology marches on, the graphics and combat system do too. Looks like there might be some solace in that. — read on
Man rectifies tons of injustice with gun. Oh I'm sorry, did I just ruin the plot? Mr. Wahlberg takes the lead in this game-gone-to-Hollywood. I liked the games. A little flat, but bullet time is delicious and has become a standard in game design since. Let's see how this fares. I just hope they have the original sound track in the movie. Because it's the awesomest. — read on
And they just keep on coming.... "We have to leverage more synergy or we'll never make it past the next memo." — read on
Yes, I too am a sucker for those games from the past. It's like remembering that fling you had in the summer of 198x. Well, I just ran into her on the street and she is looking fine... — read on
Half of the work in getting a Ph.D is purely logistical. This is my attempt to create a degree of coherence in the influx of game-related news, data, tidbits, announcements, CFPs, book reviews, commentary and nonsense that finds its way onto my screen every day.
