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Deceptive Trailers and Half-assed Journalism: The Path to Disapointment
(Previously titled “N4G Users Cry over Blue Dragon and Lair Scores”) Last night, someone posted leaked EGM scores for Blue Dragon and Lair on N4G.com (they came from a forum post). Of cour… more →
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Deceptive Trailers and Half-assed Journalism: The Path to Disapointment
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Julian Gnam wrote 2 years ago: (Previously titled “N4G Users Cry over Blue Dragon and Lair Scores”) Last night, someone … more →
XBox 360 vs PS3: Why It Doesn't Fucking Matter
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Julian Gnam wrote 2 years ago: For all the back-and-forth criticism I see going on between Sony devotees and so-called “Wii60 … more →
E3 2007: Bursting the Bubble
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Julian Gnam wrote 2 years ago: This is another article I wrote for Deeko. If you’ve been talking to me lately or seen my comm … more →
Beating the Dead Horse: 5 Tired Gaming Topics
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Julian Gnam wrote 2 years ago: Sometimes, gaming discussion gets stagnant. Through magazines and websites, forums, and blogs, I gro … more →
(False) Achievement-driven Gameplay
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Julian Gnam wrote 2 years ago: Lately, the term “achievements” has become a buzzword in gaming, primarily because of Xb … more →
Emulation Isn't Dead
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Julian Gnam wrote 2 years ago: In the past week or so, I’ve been in the process of graduating college and moving out of my pl … more →
Gaming in Dreams
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Julian Gnam wrote 2 years ago: A few weeks ago, WillOoi wrote a series of blogs about various videogame related dreams he had exper … more →
Fan-made Game Design
Julian Gnam wrote 3 years ago: I was looking up an old online acquaintance recently, and came across a web project of his; Street F … more →
Comic-con 2006 Report
Julian Gnam wrote 3 years ago: I was at the Sandiego Comic-con last week and got to see some upcoming games… Squenix had a la … more →
Gist of E3 2006
Julian Gnam wrote 3 years ago: Well, E3 is over, and it looks like the only thing we’ve learned is that developers still don … more →
