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Mass Effect and Heavy Rain: Breaking New Ground in Gaming
It’s easy to discount videogames as not being literature. Even as a gamer, I sometimes find it hard to talk about games in this way. I mean, seriously, have you played Gears of War 3? I don’t care how...
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Thinking outside the box
Everytime I sit down to work on something in Inform7, I get this image of myself at my own pannel at ComicCon, answering questions from ravenous fans about my amazing game, “Faction 11″. I’m using...
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To The Moon: Going Forward in Reverse
Tragedy has always grabbed the human attention. The morbid nature of reality stirs some base emotion in the hearts of men and forces them to watch, no matter how terrible. The mainstream news is...
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Wanting Nothing More Than to be With proximate.org?
Patrick Herron is a rounded-face American who wears thin-framed glasses and sports a clean but not all connecting Goatee. My guess is that Mr. Herron is somewhere in the 5’9 to 5’11 range, but I...
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Eccentric Storytime with Nelson
Jason Nelson is known for his eccentric stories and taking well known documents or moments in history and creating his own version of the historical moment. Nelson has a very distinct look to his...
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The Last of Us: Mature Storytelling in an Immature Medium
The Entertainment Software Rating Board, or ESRB as it is commonly called, has been in usage since 1994. The Board was famously created as a response to so-called “mature” video games that were gaining...
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