The holiday window is too narrow for all of these games
In which I pose the questions "What would be so wrong with releasing more of these AAA games throughout the year, rather than all at once?"
Eternal Darkness - Lessons learned from a decade-old game
I dove into the Gamecube's Eternal Darkness recently and, man, the video game landscape sure has changed in the past 10 years.
Blood on the walls - An interview with BloodRayne: Betrayal Art Director Matt Bozon
Matt Bozon discusses BloodRayne: Betrayal's unique aesthetics, how it evolved through development and why it looks so damn good.
Five franchises that would make good fighting games
As the fighting genre makes a comeback, I look at a handful of existing IPs that might translate well into fighters.
Resistance 3 review - A reason to keep fighting
Here's what I thought about Insomniac's latest alien-infused shooter. Spoiler: It was pretty great.
Video games help treat adults with lazy eye
A couple of creative doctors test the positive effects of video game play on adults with lazy eye, a condition thought untreatable for the older population until now.
Tasteless "game" spawns political controversy
A web-based game has players shooting Tea Party Members. Hopefully the focus stays on crappy politics and not how video games are ruining the world.
Sunday, September 4, 2011
This Month in Joystick Division - Sept. 2011
Posted by -Ryan Winslett at 11:30 AM
Labels: Joystick Division
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