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Category Archives: Games
Thoughts on the SNES Classic Edition
If you are reading this, I want you to be happy. Games make me happy. Games make you happy. I want you to have the games that make you happy. But stop with the shock and surprise that Nintendo “didn’t … Continue reading
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Thoughts on the NES Classic Edition
“I cannot wait to get that NES Classic! HDMI out, it’s loaded with great games, and it’s only $60!” “Yeah, it’s adorable and a great value. But..don’t you already have all these games?” “Sure! I play the loose NES carts … Continue reading
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The truth about “To defeat the Cyberdemon, shoot at it until it dies”
Doom has returned, and with it, an old wound has been opened. Over the years, the GamePro ProTip “To defeat the Cyberdemon, shoot at it until it dies” has become something of a meme. It’s inspired websites. It’s come full circle … Continue reading
How to Prepare for PAX
This originally appeared on the old 1oS blog, but I’m updating and reposting it here, as I think it might still be useful. Someone asked me if I had any advice on what they should expect when attending PAX, or … Continue reading
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Three Answers to Impossible Gaming Questions
I wrote this editorial back in 2011 for One of Swords and just found it again. Now that the sun has set on 1oS, I’d like to post it here in hopes it might do more good. I get a … Continue reading
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My PAX Prime 2014 schedule
Yes, I’ll be there! So will Kat! FRIDAY 8/29 | 8:00PM – 9:00PM | HEDGEHOG Game Show Night: Jeopardy! This…is…Jeopardy! Well, no it’s not – since all the answers and questions are going to be about gaming and geek culture, … Continue reading
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My PAX East 2014 schedule
It’s almost time for PAX East 2014, and despite the upheaval in my personal and professional life, I will be there! Here’s where you can find me in Boston starting April 11:
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The real problem with Monopoly is you
A rather elderly blog post focusing on one key Monopoly rule that people don’t follow went viral earlier this year, leading to headlines of “Monopoly: You’re Playing It Wrong.” The author’s follow-up to the viral outbreak is worth reading as well. … Continue reading
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The Kickstarter/FarSight/Pinball Arcade debacle
A few months ago I defended Kickstarter projects, saying I hadn’t had any problems that would justify the skepticism I’d seen regarding this method of funding. Well, get me a plate, because I’m about to eat my words.
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A rare instance of making a difference as a game journalist
The problem with writing about videogames is that it’s all transient. As soon as someone reads your review or feature, they internalize it and move on to something else. You only hope that what you wrote helped them out in … Continue reading
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