|
|
Multimedia
Wednesday, February 10 2010
By Nick Dinicola
The game evokes the feel of a classic monster movie with its giant aliens rampaging through famous cities.
Monday, February 8 2010
By Mike Schiller
Once you've got the hang of it, you can play Torchlight while you're having a conversation or watching TV or eating dinner.
Friday, February 5 2010
By Mike Schiller
In 1984, Dave was being mischievous. In 2009, it's kind of, uh, skeevy.
Wednesday, February 3 2010
By L.B. Jeffries
Here is a video game where you are better off getting a cheap DVD than bothering with the interactive version.
Monday, February 1 2010
By L.B. Jeffries
Playing Rogue Warrior is like listening to Mickey Rourke mutter to himself about being trapped in a video game for four hours.
Friday, January 29 2010
By Rick Dakan
I could make decisions based upon what I thought was right and wrong for my characters rather than what I thought would best “game” the system.
By Thomas Cross
Peggle may be coasting into the 2010s, but it’s still Peggle. People still love it.
Wednesday, January 27 2010
By L.B. Jeffries
It’s hard enough to follow someone using accurate medieval vocabulary in real life without using it to break up a gemstone matching game.
By Jason Cook
Unless you went to a hoops power school or have a relative in the game, why are you playing NCAA 10 over NBA Live 2010?
Monday, January 25 2010
By Nick Dinicola
An homage to the pulp sci-fi of the 50s, the Void is a fascinating world, so that makes it all the more painful to watch as this new universe is wasted so completely.
Tuesday, February 2 2010
By L.B. Jeffries
A game isn’t just its content or game design alone, but rather, the space created when all these pieces come together.
(more Moving Pixels)
Thursday, January 14 2010
By Nick Dinicola
The Assassin's Creed games are interested in presenting a secular form of faith, suggesting that rationalism and faith can coexist despite their seemingly and sometimes contradictory elements.
(more Moving Pixels)
Tuesday, December 8 2009
By Jennifer Byrne
The surging popularity of the virtual farming game 'FarmVille' seems to imply dissatisfaction with almost every aspect of modern life -- except maybe virtual reality.
(more Pop Osmosis)
more  Features
Monday, February 1 2010
By Kelly Roberts
If I could read more with a Kindle, it stood to reason that I wasn’t reading enough without one. Getting and consuming increasingly MORE information is an end in of itself these days.
Wednesday, September 30 2009
By L.B. Jeffries
Spook Country is about America’s loss of innocence, its various ways of remembering the past, and an attempt to find a way of reconciling those memories with the present.
Thursday, June 18 2009
By L.B. Jeffries
The most useful moments for New Games Journalists are ones that occur in multiplayer, describing experiences that could never occur during just a general session of play.
Tuesday, February 9 2010
Saturday, February 6 2010
Friday, February 5 2010
Thursday, February 4 2010
Wednesday, February 3 2010
Tuesday, February 2 2010
Friday, January 29 2010
Thursday, January 28 2010
Tuesday, February 9 2010
Tuesday, February 2 2010
Thursday, January 28 2010
Thursday, January 21 2010
|
|
