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GTA 5 gets spiritual, Eve makes bank, and board gaming takes Mumbai
We now know what a first-person shooter looks like when your mouse’s gestures are plotted out (above), thanks to a Redditor named Derpasaurous. “In those days, I believed firmly that the future of computer games was all about AI. That in twenty years time we’d be interacting with NPC characters in c
Boston exhales, Mario’s questionable block, and Mr. Sim goes west
Last week was rough. Rob Dubbin, Colbert Report contributor (and infrequent Kill Screen scribe) showed how making games in response to tragedy can offer a different kind of catharsis. Friday’s unprecedented manhunt for the Boston Marathon bombers ended with the help of thermal imaging, a kind of hea
Monaco is upon us, a Girl Scout badge for game design, and Minecraft’s creator makes Time’s 100
For the budding new media artist, there’s for(){};, a project that lets you play videogames on acrylic paintings. My only question is where do you plug in the NES pad? We all well know the best Girl Scout cookie is Samoas. But the best Girl Scout merit badge? Easily, game development. Riding the coa
Luigi goes all over, a sequel to A Link to the Past, and Roberto Bolaño’s maze-like fiction
Today, Nintendo just dumped a bucketload of gaming good news on the nonbelievers. And no, it’s not libation. Crucially, a followup to A Link to the Past, the Legend of Zelda game whose title has got to be one of the worst puns ever, has been announced. The other Nintendo mascot who looks good in gr