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Tuesday, August 30 2011

Moving Pixels Podcast: More Great Flash Games for 2011

By G. Christopher Williams

We discuss three flash titles that feature anxious video game worlds in progress, scary mommy AIs, and, of course, the hungry zombie hordes.

Wednesday, July 27 2011

In the Grip of the Paternal: Thomas Brush’s ‘Skinny’

By G. Christopher Williams

Skinny may be the follow up to Brush’s previous flash game, Coma. One way or the other, his concerns with paternalism and authority remain.

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