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Why Booker’s Name is a Red Herring in Understanding BioShock Infinite
The science of quantum mechanics will give you a new reason to fall in love with BioShock Infinite.
The science of quantum mechanics will give you a new reason to fall in love with BioShock Infinite.
I return to Nier to explore the question of whether great games need to have fun worlds.
"With a Terrible Fate" is celebrating its one-year anniversary. Come see what we have planned.
You're right to be confused by this game: that aesthetic response is what makes it so special.
A defense of why video games might be better at telling stories than VR ever could be.
Bloodborne wasn't just influenced by H.P. Lovecraft: it represents an entirely new level of Lovecraftian horror.
With a Terrible Fate analyzes the changes in "Majora's Mask 3D" that make it a different story than the original.
Read an analytic defense of why video games can no longer be ignored as art.
"Nier" is one of the most provocative, masterfully crafted games you've never played. Let me show you why.
In my analysis of the notorious "Dark Souls," I argue that the game is frustrating and rewarding for exactly the same reason.