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AMNH’s Wondrous ‘Creatures of Light’ Exhibition Could Have Used A Game
This week, I was invited to preview the Creatures of Light exhibition at the American Museum of Natural History. The well-researched exhibition, which opens on March 31st, was presaged by a smart and … more →
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AMNH's Wondrous 'Creatures of Light' Exhibition Could Have Used A Game
wrote 2 months ago: This week, I was invited to preview the Creatures of Light exhibition at the American Museum of Natu … more →
Our Trade: When A Publisher Tries To Scam You
wrote 2 months ago: Last year at the Game Developer’s Conference, I bumped into one of the best known daily games report … more →
Video: Critics Circle Awards
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wrote 3 months ago: Here are various video clips from the 1st Annual New York Videogame Critics Circle Awards. They incl … more →
Critics Circle Awards: Host, Guests and Presenters
wrote 4 months ago: NOTE: Public tickets for the event sold out in less than two hours! Some more tickets may be availab … more →
Who Are We? A List of Members
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wrote 4 months ago: For the last year and a half, we have been a collegial group, but almost a secret group as well. But … more →
The GameTruck Experience
wrote 5 months ago: The rain was whipping horribly as darkness descended on lower Manhattan. On the face, the pelting ra … more →
Why I Wrote A Horror Screenplay About Games
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wrote 7 months ago: I’m taking this time to write about a newly launched project that’s been in the pipeline for quite s … more →
The State of Videogame Journalism
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wrote 8 months ago: It’s a bit of a horror story, an American horror story, and I’m not talking about the new television … more →
Of Sam Houser's 9/11/2001, Mine and Yours, Too
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wrote 8 months ago: On 9/11, there were no more videogames. On that morning with its molten-steel-bright sun, I stood wi … more →
Water, Water Everywhere: Of Real-Life & Fictional Flooding
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wrote 8 months ago: It woke me up. In the distance, the evacuation horn was sounding that dull, forlorn foghorn sound of … more →
The Nastiest Takedown of Videogames Ever?
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wrote 9 months ago: Despite a deep love for breakthrough technology and videogames, I’m still old school. If I spot a ma … more →
Nintendo's Tough Times: What Will Happen Now?
wrote 10 months ago: In a stunningly revealing announcement last week, Nintendo stated that on August 12 it will reduce t … more →
Something Semi-Different This Way Comes: Bastion and Catherine
wrote 10 months ago: It’s all about the narrative. This week, two games, both widely divergent in theme and scope, caught … more →
Scandal: A Rupert Murdoch-Style Social Game
wrote 10 months ago: As Zynga prepares for its IPO, I often wonder about the future of social games. Social games are mos … more →
The Moment: Samurai II: Vengeance Rocks the LG G2X Smartphone
wrote 10 months ago: Recently on Live Digital, Shelly Palmer’s NBC television program, I talked about a new Android phone … more →
Saturday Note: Congrats to Andrew Yoon
wrote 11 months ago: It’s been a bit of a rough week. But it’s great to know that Critics Circle member Andre … more →
L.A. Noire - Rockstar's Gamble Pays Off
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wrote 1 year ago: To spend tens of millions of dollars on a brand new adventure game, one that evokes everything from … more →
The Moment: Portal 2
wrote 1 year ago: It didn’t take long for the moment to make itself known. Portal 2 hooked me immediately. And I … more →
Why It's Called All Your Base Are Belong to Us
wrote 1 year ago: Mike Snider at USA Today did a fine profile of my new book on Tuesday. I was asked to do a piece for … more →
