If the past has taught us anything, it’s that the future will be full of awesome videogames the likes of which we can only begin to imagine. But that’s not going to stop us from imagining, nonetheless. In fact, if you look around today’s environment, we can already sense some huge upcoming trends on
As 868-HACK and Corrypt creator Michael Brough mentioned in a blog post earlier this week, “I really don’t like that putting games on iOS means people can’t play them without some expensive gadget. It excludes people.” This gets at the crux of an irksome problem with the medium of videogames: it’s
With a name like Japanese role-playing games, you’d think the genre would be geographically bound to the land of soba noodles and adorable lucky cat shrines. But recently there have been a slew of games that play more or less exactly like JRPGs, but with one major difference: they’re not made in Jap
Say you gravitate to surreal exploratory adventures, but avoid survivor horror games like the plague. The tactical wargame is your jam, but JRPGs are not your cup of tea. Do the types of fun we enjoy tell us a deeper truth about our meat space selves, aside from that we should never ever attempt han
It’s been said that badness is only spoiled goodness, but obviously whoever said that had never played a truly bad videogame. Case in point: there is nothing even remotely redeemable about the majority of the games in this week’s PBS Game/Show’s episode. Well, except that it’s pretty funny when Jami
