The Vault
The Divide Between Eastern & Western Game Philosophy
Recently I was talking to a producer working at one of the big, AAA publishers and naturally the topic wandered over to the territory of games. He was discussing his…
I Died Alone With a Very High Score
Days after my fourth anniversary with my girlfriend we came upon the stark realization that things just weren’t working anymore. Over the years she’d begun distancing herself from friends, relying…
Fear of the Unknown
I can still vividly remember the night I spent trying to sleep with the lights on after going to see The Blair Witch Project at the movie theatre. I’d been…
Co-op Doesn’t Have To Be A Four Letter Word
I’m not a fan of multi-player games in the conventional sense that we accept today. Being a fan of JRPGs and adventure games, it’s not unusual for me to spend…
The Story Tells Itself
Right, now games, as an interactive medium have the newest and most unique mechanism for delivering stories in a way that the audience has never experienced before.
Independent Developers and the Rebirth of Tough Games
You’re screaming out curses, you’re ready to throw your controller at the screen, your blood pressure has spiked to dangerous levels — and you’re having a fantastic time. There’s little…
Unsung Heroes: Luke Cage
Marvel Comics did not exclude themselves from the blaxploitation fad of the 1970’s.
An Interview With Richard Lemarchand
These days when people think Playstation exclusive, Naughty Dog and their Uncharted series invariably come up as one of the new flagships. The story of a contemporary, globe trotting, treasure…
Kill Shakespeare: A Talk With Anthony Del Col & Andy Belanger
“It’s Kill Bill meets Shakespeare” — that’s all the description it took for IDW Publishing to greenlight co-writers Anthony Del Col and Conor McCreery’s first comic book, Kill Shakespeare. It…
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