Unwinnable

Wanderlust – Rolling Green

By Taylor Hidalgo • July 10th, 2018

The Great Plateau’s first moments are a promise of a grand Hyrule. They capture my imagination long before I know what I’m doing.

Why Are Videogames And Its Community So Terrified Of Women?

By Khee Hoon Chan • July 10th, 2018

Some felt Price’s supposed aggression was uncalled for, but this grossly overlooks the context that women working in videogames and tech often have unsolicited advice tossed to them by men with far less or zero experience in that field.

Pilot: Monster Manual II

By Stu Horvath and John McGuire • July 8th, 2018

The debut episode of The Vintage RPG Podcast! Stu and John discuss Monster Manual II for first edition Dungeons & Dragons, the Big Trouble in Little China board game and much more!

Rookie of the Year

The Innocence Mission, a folk-rock band with a cult-like following in Pennsylvania despite their lack of recent records.

Finding the Holy Grail. Again.

By Matt Marrone • July 6th, 2018

The folk rock band The Innocence Mission has faded into obscurity, but its small, cult-like following continues to do some crazy things in the name of fandom. Or maybe it’s just me.

If the Devil Is to Exist in This World, It Cannot Look Like a Devil

By Orrin Grey • July 6th, 2018

Orrin Grey digs up Toho’s “Bloodthirsty Trilogy,” three Japanese vampire films that underscore the influence of Hammer films while showcasing the potential for Japan’s horror film future.

Revving the Engine

Mothergunship

By Stu Horvath • July 6th, 2018

Joe Mirabello talks Mothergunship and creating the most ridiculous guns in videogames.

Gingy's Corner

Don’t Use Cultural Emblems as Cheap Set Pieces

By Gingy Gibson • July 6th, 2018

Woodstock 1969, in contrast, treats the entire festival as a backdrop for a lackluster lesbian love story, ignoring the social, political, and especially artistic aspects of the time that allowed Woodstock to come about and be so memorable in the first place.

The Usurper