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The Geek Flea Aftermath
On Saturday, Unwinnable held its very first geek-centric flea market, the aptly name Geek Flea. We would like to thank our vendors, our customers and you, Dear Reader, for making the even such a success. We need to sleep about a week to recover (it’s been a long road!) but when we do, you can be sure we will start planning something to top it. In the meantime, let’s see what Team Unwinnable thought about the whole thing…
Unwinnable Presents: The Best and Worst of PAX East 2011
PAX East 2011 gave Team Unwinnable a lot to look forward to in the world of videogames and geek culture. It also gave us some memorable moments that we won’t -and can’t – soon forget. So much so that if all of it made it to print, let’s just say our readers may think of us in a different light. With that being said, clear your mind [“…and the rest will follow!” Ed.] and in no particular order, here is our list of what we thought was the best and worst of PAX. Enjoy. [Editor’s Note: If we indeed told
Dream of the (early) 90’s: The Simpsons Sing The Blues
If NPR’s All Songs Considered is to be believed, 90’s nostalgia is now a “Thing.” That’s all well and good, but I think that when they talk about being nostalgic for the 90’s, most people are probably thinking about the mid-90’s, when a puritanical, authenticity-obsessed notion of coolness was in vogue for a few minutes. They tend to forget about the early 90’s, a pop culture epoch so corny it almost rivaled the variety show era of the 1970’s. It was the time of Club MTV, the puppet sitcom Dinosaurs, and Ugly Kid Joe. The Simpsons Sing the Blues was