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The Oatmeal's latest comic explains why people pirate things. It also shows why Valve is right to not worry about piracy. More
After spending a lot of time with two of the latest and greatest games of 2011, Uncharted 3 and Batman: Arkham City, I've come to a conclusion. The real difference between a good and a bad game is how the difficulty feels.
Let me explain. More
Hey GIO Community, have you been enjoying the Frag Fest? It's not the only event on this fine Saturday we're having. If you were in the Minneapolis area early this morning, you might have attended the first of what I hope becomes an annual event: The GI Community Bike Ride!
[This post started out as a comment on Dan Ryckert's recent post, Thoughts On The Portable Landscape. As it grew longer and less related to the topic, I realized it would be better suited to a blog post.]
E3 isn't over, but most of the biggest questions going into it have already been answered. The Big 3 (Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo) have spoken, and now it’s time for the yearly judging of the victor. Here’s my take on each press conference in turn.
Before I begin, let me just be perfectly clear: I do not engage in or support piracy. This blog is being written because I am genuinely curious about the legality of copying video games which you have personally purchased solely for the purpose of protecting your investment. More
Usually my blogs are focused on one topic and I try not to get off track. Today I'm going to try a little experiment and just talk about whatever comes to mind. Feel free to give feedback! More
So I toured Activision's offices in Minnesota this morning.
Today, my Pokemon obsession reached the next level when I picked up a copy of Pokemon HeartGold.
Hello everyone!
As you might know, I've been playing a lot of classic games lately. Mostly Legend of Zelda games. I received Wind Waker for Christmas, and have decided to try blogging about it. Every time I finish a portion of the game, I'll make another entry. Hopefully I won't bore you too much.
Since I'm going to be writing about the game as it develops, it's safe to say that there will be SPOILERS. There, now that I've made that word bold, underlined and bright red, you should know to stop right now if you care about playing the game yourself at all. Assuming you haven't already played it.
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So earlier today, I was sitting on the couch with my brother and my mom, watching my brother play the demo for Pokemon Rumble. My mom usually doesn't show any interest in watching any of us play games, but this time she stuck around. Then she started to make some observations...