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Hero’s Adventure Review: A Deconstruction of a Deconstruction

Posted August 26, 2011 by Steven Strom

NOTE: To fully appreciate this review, I recommend that any readers go and play Hero’s Adventure over on Kongregate. Hero’s Adventure is the latest browser-based game from indie developer Terry Cavanagh of VVVVVV fame created for Klik of the Month 50. In the interest of full disclosure, I’m actually a big fan of Cavanagh’s VVVVVV, [...]

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Craigslist Black Ops ads are surprisingly… unsurprising

Posted August 13, 2011 by Dalibor Dimovski

Best. Ad. Ever.

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Review: The Hangover Part II (Film)

Posted May 24, 2011 by Dalibor Dimovski

A MASTERPIECE of modern culture! FIVE STARS!

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From the Outside Looking In

Posted December 7, 2010 by Eric Smith

Initially, I was intending to post an editorial on the ‘outside world’ viewpoint of gaming culture, focusing on the common misunderstandings as a whole.  Several drafts later and the piece had yet to find the right angle to work from. Then, as I was dozing off last night, it came to me: The reason non-gamers [...]

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Game Journalism Needs a Silver Age

Posted September 30, 2010 by Dalibor Dimovski

It’s not dead. Far from it.

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Video Game Business Cards

Posted September 6, 2010 by Dalibor Dimovski

The work lives of some of our heroes, in 3.5-inch format.

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Interview: Matt Wilson, Creative Director for Monsterpocalypse

Posted June 19, 2010 by Toby Davis

Privateer Press, creators of many classic and popular tabletop miniature games like the hit Monsterpocalypse, are looking to keep the game genre from fading away.

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Back in the Day

Posted June 9, 2010 by Dalibor Dimovski

There are certain aspects of classic gaming that never translated over to modern times. Like “Double Dibble” and 8-bits.

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