Kill Screen Staff

Last month, we closed out our month-long Soundplay program with Pitchfork and Intel with our very own game jam. For the uninitiated, game jams are two-day long game-building competitions where entrants are given a theme, asked to build something, and then race to the finish line. Today, the fine fol

President Bill Clinton goes all ludological on us.

David Bryne in the Daily Beast on the future of music. You could say the things about games and indie arcades, no?

From Wired, the ultimate NERF story: The ball was first released in 1970 in a small black box whose packaging urged, “Throw it indoors. You can’t damage lamps or break windows. You can’t hurt babies or old people.” Also, this: