Rookie of the Year Rookie of the Year: Breaking Up With My Xbox By Matt Marrone • August 25th, 2015 “I have come to the end of an era – I am finished with the gaming consoles that inspired me to begin this column in the first place.” The Rookie of the Year begins a new chapter.
The Josh and Jay Show Featuring Rowan Kaiser – Episode 117: Voice & Choice By Team Unwinnable • August 25th, 2015 Episode 117 of the Josh and Jay Show Featuring Rowan Kaiser is not about Halo, Master Chief or Bungie.
On Quitting Videogames – UW57 By David Wolinsky and Stu Horvath • August 21st, 2015 It’s draining to be in a relationship with something that doesn’t want to grow with you.
Shaping Worlds By Kaitlin Tremblay • August 20th, 2015 “My favorite thing about a new videogame map is how much of a blank slate it is”. Kaitlin Tremblay’s interpretation of a game’s world map is likely very different from your own.
Feudal Pakistan By Shahryar Rizvi • August 17th, 2015 Shahryar Rizvi connects the history of past and present Pakistani politics to forging his own dynasty in Crusader Kings II.
Who Watches the Watcher By Jill Scharr • August 13th, 2015 How does our sense of morality change when we are being watched? And what happens when we take the watchers away? Jill Scharr investigates.
Dance Dance Dance By Jordan Mammo • August 12th, 2015 The Gamecube’s hidden gem P.N.03 isn’t like other action games – and it isn’t afraid to really strut its stuff.
Value, Price and Uncertainty By David Carlton • August 12th, 2015 If corporations can’t manage uncertainty with Kickstarter, then they’ll manage uncertainty by making cookie-cutter games. David Carlton talks Shenmue III.
The Josh and Jay Show Featuring Rowan Kaiser – Episode 116: Nerf the Crusader By Team Unwinnable • August 11th, 2015 Can you hadouken with Episode 116 of The Josh and Jay Show Featuring Rowan Kaiser? Put on your power armor and get into it!
Notes on Luftrausers By Brendan Keogh • August 10th, 2015 “Luftrausers is not a game about flying; it is a game about falling gracefully.” Brendan Keogh on the tactile pleasures of Vlambeer’s arcade shooter.
