-The slogan of the new anti-violent gaming movement started by Max Goldstein, 12, of Newtown, Connecticut. Goldstein started the campaign to throw away violent games after attending the funeral of Daniel Barden, 7, who died last Friday at Sandy Hook Elementary.
Permit me to quote at length from DFW’s masterful “review” of usage dictionaries, “Tense Present,” from the April 2001 issue of Harper’s Magazinze: From one perspective, a certain irony attends the publication of any good new book on American usage. It is that the people who are going to be interest
By now, you know the facts. Valve published Hammerpoint Interactive’s massively multiplayer zombie game The War Z. The product description page promised a host of features which did not appear in the game itself. Gamers accused War Z‘s developers of censoring their complaints in Steam forums. Yester
Do you ever notice how a few websites review big games early, and how those early reviews tend to be positive? Well, it turns out that there’s a demonstrable psychological effect at play when this happens: A pair of studies suggests that we remain impressed after reading early positive reviews, even
Badland won Best Project at last month’s Game Connection Europe, and the trailer makes it easy to see why: the game marries the one-button simplicity of Tiny Wings with the mechanical platforming menace of Limbo, under an aesthetic so polished it fairly glistens. The game is the baby of Frogmind stu
