Gaming Culture

I have had a passion for Gears of War since the earliest days of its announcement. In fact if you dig way back into my personal blog archives you can find some Gears dedicated blogs that I posted, in particular, focusing on the Locust and what they may be like when we finally got our hands on the game.

When people reference Texas’ video game industry, Austin is typically touted as the ‘toast of the town’. Rarely do you hear publishers touting the importance of Dallas, or hear them refer to it as being a “Mecca” for gaming culture.

I was born in the largest city in the United States (2nd largest in North America – damn you Mexico City). When Japanese people ask me where I’m from, expecting to hear “America” or “Canada,” I cut to the chase and say “I’m from New York.”

Used games have been a curse for game publishers, generating huge revenues for retailers but nothing for those who create or publish games. To...

It's now been a full year since I found the 1up blog post that announced Dan Hsu's and Demian Linn 's new website, Bitmob. Since then, I have encountered some great writers, great editors,...

Super Street Fighter IV is an odd commodity. Not a true sequel, but also not merely a game of the year style repackaging, the...

I have not been as active on Bitmob as I once was, but in the beginning I was logged onto Bitmob whenever my computer was on. Suffice to say, I worked from home a year ago and my computer was on a lot!