Blizzard announced that they have begun working on a new iteration of Dungeons and Dragons. Even more important than that – they have told the public that they want our help in designing the new rules. They will be collecting feedback from playgroups who will be play testing different iterations of the rules throughout the [...]
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So, I’ve got a serious confession to make. I’m simultaneously excited and terrified at the idea of Resident Evil 6. Capcom officially announced it the other day and showed off a pretty flashy trailer. (It even included in game footage!) The internet is abuzz talking about it today. Reading Twitter this morning was even more [...]
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Some of the buzz on Twitter today revolved around an open letter to Penny Arcade from a writer on a website called GameRanx. The letter was directed to Penny Arcade’s new video game news editor Ben Kuchera (formerly of ARS Technica). It sounded as if the letter was saying that all successful video game journalism [...]
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I am pleased to report that it has seen more than its fair share of play since Christmas day. … The game only comes stock with three of the thirty two playable characters and each level contains a “soul gem” which is little more than a trailer for another character (that is sold separately for about eight bucks).
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This blog has been awfully neglected in the last year or so. I’ve spent most of my time publishing articles over at my column on Examiner.com. I’ve written about some amazing things, but I’ve missed the opportunity to talk about some of my more personal experiences with the games that have come out. This blog [...]
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