If nothing else, the phrase ‘gamer entitlement’ has lost its edge, serving as a lazy sit-in for an actual argument.
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Month: April 2012
Mass Effect 3 Is Way Funnier With Bleeps
has already posted this, but I feel compelled to do so as well, if only because this made me laugh out loud. Dave writes, “I’ve always felt that bleeping was funnier than swearing anyways, and this video proves that beyond a shadow of the doubt.” This gets back to the whole concept of leaving some […]
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Five Things We Can Expect From The Dark Souls PC Edition
Dark Souls for PC releases this August. Here are five things we can expect from the PC edition of From Software’s brilliant action-RPG.
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Namco Bandai: Dark Souls Games For Windows Live DRM Decision Ongoing
Namco Bandai says that DRM talks are still underway for the upcoming Dark Souls PC port.
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How A Canadian Internet Start-Up Plans To Get You Offline And Into The Sharing Economy
How Uniiverse, a Canadian internet start-up, plans to get users off the internet and out into the real world’s “sharing economy.”
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Halo 4 Launch Date Announced: Master Chief Returns November 6th
The highly-anticipated first-person-shooter, Halo 4, will launch on election day 2012.
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Game Of Thrones ‘What Is Dead May Never Die’ Sets The Stage For Tragedy
In HBO’s most recent episode of ‘Game of Thrones’ the stage is set for tragedy and war.
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Valve’s Michael Abrash: Hierarchical Management Bottlenecks Innovation
Game developer Valve has no hierarchical management at all, according to Michael Abrash, because the old assembly line model creates a creativity bottleneck and hampers innovation.
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Google Plus Isn’t A Social Network
Google Plus isn’t just a social network – it’s Google’s attempt to embrace a whole new kind of internet.
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Three Economic Lessons Of Caine’s Arcade
Caine’s Arcade illustrates the true power of the internet to overcome old barriers to innovation and economic freedom, and teaches us the importance of free markets and the free movement of labor.
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