Rookie of the Year Folk Yea, Twitter! By Matt Marrone • September 6th, 2017 The Rookie of the Year has the time of his life pestering performers at the Newport Folk Festival on Twitter.
Helping Ted Leo Help Himself By Levi Rubeck • September 5th, 2017 Perhaps I took Ted for granted, assuming he’d always tear through town again either on the festival footpath or in an Allston living room.
Geralt Isn’t The Protagonist of Witcher 3 By Khee Hoon Chan • September 5th, 2017 Witcher 3 is, in fact, a coming-of-age story about Ciri, a young woman coming to terms with her tremendous powers and responsibilities.
The McMaster Files The Slow Quiet Mortality of the Long Dark By Jason McMaster • September 5th, 2017 Jason’s been killed by Nazis, mystical beasts and the hordes of hell, but this is the first time he’s ever been afraid of the snow.
The Board Soul Between Two Worlds By Jeremy Signor • September 4th, 2017 Board and video games are from very different worlds. But what happens when the two intermingle?
The Unspoken Horrors of KFC’s Virtual Reality Game By Khee Hoon Chan • August 31st, 2017 KFC’s The Hard Way symbolizes the growing intimacy between brands and consumers through virtual reality.
Documentary Sunday Nobody Speak By Megan Condis • August 31st, 2017 What ya gonna do when the forces aligned against the freedom of the press run wild on you? Let’s hope we don’t have to find out.
Last Week’s Comics 8/30/2017 By Ian Gonzales and David Shimomura • August 30th, 2017 Team Unwinnable shares their thoughts on this week’s James Bond: Moneypenny One Shot and last week’s Thor special, Generations: The Thunder.
Backlog Damnation & Dominion By Gavin Craig • August 30th, 2017 “As long as dominion continues to drive our sense of justice, as long as we treat certain beings as disposable, we will all continue to burn.”
Spilled Ink Unemotional Investments – My Lesbian Experience with Loneliness By Austin Price • August 30th, 2017 As unsparing as she is in presenting the minutiae of her feelings, Nabi has also constructed a formal shell that prevents her and reader both from actually engaging with the rawest elements of her story.
