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Are gamers ready to share the Oculus Rift?
I sure hope so.
Jamin Warren
Jamin Warren founded Killscreen. He produced the first VR arts festival with the New Museum, programmed the first Tribeca Games Festival, the first arcade at the Museum of Modern Art, won a Telly, and hosted Game/Show for PBS.
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Facebook’s Oculus sale proves that videogames now write the first draft of history
What do gamers know? Well, an awful lot.
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This chart explains why Threes! is so painlessly brilliant
Like many of you, I am completely addicted to Threes!, the lovely new heir to the Drop7 and TripleTown fortune. And by fortune, I mean all of my time. David Wolinsky’s review hit the nail on the head, but as a strap-hanging commuter of New York City, I can’t help but feel like there’s something spec
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Welcome to the redesigned Kill Screen Daily
A letter from the founder.
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New PBS Game/Show asks Would it Matter if Master Chief Were Gay?
It depends whether or not you mind being a little gay.
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Why the Telltale’s Game of Thrones series has been ten years in the making
Coming in for a King’s Landing.
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New PBS Game/Show asks how much PS4 and Xbox One’s graphics matter
Seeing is not always believing.
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Why Call of Duty: Ghosts and Gravity share more than just outer space
Director Alfonso Cuaron explains the lasting significance of “moments” on screen
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Proust iOS game brings the infamous questionnaire to the Snapchat masses
Do New Yorkers like sex or tacos more?
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New PBS Game/Show asks if games have a race problem. (Hint: they do!)
Also, an aside about my hair.
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Assassin’s Creed lead writer Corey May on why games are more like TV than movies and the "perfect" AC title
“Story in games is like the security at a strip club. He needs to be there but you don’t need to see him.”
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Are you weird if you play as the opposite sex?
Inside the awesome and crazy world of gender-swapping in games