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PAUSE: Hollis Brown Thorton’s digital nostalgia

Over at art store 20×200, the work of Hollis Brown Thorton is dealing with questions of nostalgia, story-telling, and myth-making.  The artist’s statement below: Osiris Mountain represents the outdated things that are still around-like ideas or beliefs that no longer serve their original purpose-and

Videogames are free! Check out our First Amendment tee.

In honor of Independence Day, help Kill Screen celebrate the Supreme Court’s landmark decision to uphold video games’ free speech rights with your very own Brown vs. EMA t-shirt. Did we mention Kill Screen was cited in the decision?  Check out p. 32 if you don’t believe us.  Granted it was by Justic

Can Friendster Reinvent Itself as Social Gaming Hub?

Anyone who registered on Friendster in the early 2000s might have received an email recently, explaining the prime social network’s recent move into gaming. Here is an excerpt from that letter, in which CEO Ganesh Kumar Bangah discusses Friendster’s influence and how it plans to move forward: Friend

Stop-Motion Vid Captures Indie Dev Crunchtime

24 Caret Games is bringing Retro/Grade to the PSN later this year, a shmup concerned with time manipulation. Fitting, then, that their trailer is a time-lapse video of developer Matt Gilgenbach crunching code and little else. Ben Kuchera of Ars Technica spoke with Gilgenbach about the decision. Last

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