My Brain Hurts By Jen Sisco • August 11th, 2010 Unwinnable finds solace in the arms of Limbo by Playdead Studios and The Misadventures of P. B. Winterbottom by The Odd Gentlemen.
We Now Return to your Mysterious Island… By Ian Gonzales • August 10th, 2010 Lost fans got one last chance to visit the Island when the series epilogue leaked onto the Internet.
Looking back: Remembering Sierra’s ‘Police Quest’ series By Michael Sheridan • August 9th, 2010 When I look back at my younger years and the time spent staring into the clunky, tan-colored monitor of my Commodore 64, one game quickly pops into mind. “Police Quest.”
Molyneux’s New Fable By Stu Horvath • August 6th, 2010 Peter Molyneux continues on his quest for a truly interactive videogame experience filled with emotional touchstones in Fable III.
Pinball Pilgrimage By Stu Horvath and Charles Francis Moran VI • August 5th, 2010 Team Unwinnable takes a field trip to the Silverball Museum Arcade in Asbury Park, New Jersey to get a massive pinball fix.
Antique Critique – Transformers: The War for Playability By Ian Gonzales • August 4th, 2010 The 1980s belonged to the Transformers. They had a toy line, a cartoon, a movie, birthday cakes, party favors and a Marvel comic – the only thing missing was a videogame. Or was it?
Love/Hate By Dave Trainer • August 2nd, 2010 Dave Trainer laments the state of the sports simulation and remembers the best hockey videogame ever made: Ice Hockey for the NES.
R4W2 By Team Unwinnable • July 30th, 2010 It’s Friday! That means the weekend is mere hours away (for most of you anyway) and with that comes even more time to play videogames. Here’s what we’re loading up.
Everything is Bigger in Texas: What Was Your First Computer? By Charles Francis Moran VI • July 30th, 2010 My father got me my first computer on Christmas of 1983. It was a TI-99 4/A. I loved that computer.
Confessions of a 13th Level Cleric By John McGuire • July 29th, 2010 When you come to something like Dungeons & Dragons as an adult rather than a kid on summer vacation, a book like the Player’s Strategy Guide is exactly what a novice gamer needs. I speak from experience.
