(Thirty) Days of RPGs : April 2010
Editor’s note: The RPGs of April? Hell, I’m still caught in the RPGs of March (Final Fantasy 13 and Infinite Space dominating what little...
Mario World Music Box: Why Does Japan Get All the Good Stuff?
If you've got an extra $100 lying around, you could buy one-fifth of an iPad, a game and a half for your current-gen system,...
Debunking Video Game Myths: Games Cause School Shootings
Editor's Note: I know Brian Shirk is more known for the staggering volume of reviews he puts out and his analysis of RPG titles,...
Buying an iPad without the ordeal of waiting in line
Unlike the early adopters who camped out early in San Francisco, I managed to waltz into an Apple Store in the Silicon Valley town of...
What PAX East Means to Me
I had originally intended to write about my experiences at PAX East as soon as I got home. PAX was my very first gaming...
Reminder: Bitmob’s Modern Warfare 2 Event is Tonight!
In case you missed (or forgot about) the original announcement, here's a friendly reminder: The Bitmob staff is hosting a few rounds of Domination...
Roundup: iBooks come to the App Store, Gears of War 3 announced next week?
Here’s the latest action: iBooks now available in the App Store — And the iPad’s e-book reading software comes with a free copy of...
A tale of two iPad game developers: Telltale and SGN attack market from different directions
The Apple iPad, which debuts tomorrow, is one of the most interesting platforms to emerge in years for game developers. One reason is that...
How a smart marketing campaign turned Modern Warfare 2 into a monster hit
Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 was the most successful game launch of all time, based on how quickly it sold 15 million units...
Patch society: What’s wrong with updating games after release?
Game updates are a wonderful thing. They fix software glitches. Balance online play. Breath new life into aging games. And even fix consoles. Obviously...