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Gaming from the ZX Spectrum to the Cloud: An Interview with RiotPWR’s Fraser Townley

By Elijah Beahm • January 11th, 2024

An involvement in videogames that’s continued throughout the decades sees Townley now focused on the growing interest in mobile and cloud gaming. He’s set his sights on capturing the best parts of more traditional gaming options while on the go.

A closeup of a DasKeyboard showing the large volume knob on the right above the numpad

How Daniel Guermeur Changed Touch Typing Forever

By Elijah Beahm • November 20th, 2023

Where other brands indulge in fancy effects or gimmicks, DasKeyboard has remained focused on the simple goals of efficiency, quality, and utility.

Interlinked

Grounding The Games Industry

By Phoenix Simms • September 29th, 2023

Games, despite all their innovative trappings, are trash. To be more specific – games can create a lot of socioeconomic trash.

Rookie of the Year

The cracked screen and streaky pixels of a broken iPad.

Off Switch

By Matt Marrone • August 8th, 2023

We were all going on a fast. A screen fast. No iPads, no Nintendo, very limited television, for the next three weeks.

Rookie of the Year

A screenshot from Breath of the Wild featuring a stoic Link staring off at a distant mountain range.

ChatBOTW

By Matt Marrone • March 9th, 2023

With a deadline fast approaching and no good idea about how to ridicule himself this month, Matt asks ChatGPT to take a crack at his column.

Forms in Light

An artist's interpretation of several small gremlins tinkering with the wings and body of a WWII bomber plane.

Gremlins on Board

By Justin Reeve • January 11th, 2023

Before there was the movie, there was the real thing. I’m of course talking about the little monsters that tear apart airplanes whenever pilots aren’t looking.

Casting Deep Meteo

A close-up of the gremlin Brain from Gremlins 2. He looks a bit more intelligent than his brethren due to the wire-rimmed glasses magnifying his yellow-red eyes.

Stripe, Mohawk, Brainy, Linux, Windows

By Levi Rubeck • January 10th, 2023

It’s a miracle any hardware, software, or network has run as long as they have, and we are best not considering that miracle and its ties to nuclear armament systems and whatnot. Better to concern ourselves with the gremlins in our own home, for now.

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