Who’s Afraid of Virginia Cousland? By Mark Filipowich • July 23rd, 2013 Mark Filipowich feels that privileged people have as much to gain from experiencing underrepresented videogame perspectives as anyone.
Building Babycastles By Andrew Freedman • July 18th, 2013 Andrew Freedman explores the origins of Babycastles, New York’s own DIY indie game collective.
Now! Fight Your Rival! By Zavian Sildra • July 16th, 2013 A mutual urge to compete pushes Zavian Sildra and friend’s Street Fighter training ever forward.
Giving Back By Jane Riley • July 15th, 2013 Jane Riley argues the constructive points of Animal Crossing‘s idyllic, community-driven experience.
Grand Theft Auto Grumps By Gus Mastrapa • July 12th, 2013 Sure, the Grand Theft Auto games are clunky, have too much story and are juvenile. That’s what makes them great.
The Witness By Stu Horvath • July 11th, 2013 Stu Horvath wonders how the violence in The Last of Us would feel if we played Ellie instead of Joel.
Stop Running – You Look Like an Idiot By Declan Taggart • July 9th, 2013 The people of Dishonored think you and your training missions are a bit silly.
Gone Fishing By Stu Horvath • July 4th, 2013 Team Unwinnable is off for the holiday, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t plenty of old gems to read.
On the Trail of the Net Yaroze By Chay Close • July 2nd, 2013 Chay Close remembers Sony’s homebrew oddity, the Net Yaroze.
The Sporting Bane of Games By Stephen Beirne • July 1st, 2013 Stephen Beirne embarks on a Swiftian treatise outlining the great tyranny of sports games.
