Can we trust the opinions of media who accept junkets? Can we even trust those who don’t?
Interview: Anthony De Sa Ferreira, Golgoth Studio
Recently, we were able to speak with Anthony De Sa Ferreira, Director at Golgoth Studio, as well as shedding some light on the background of their upcoming Toki re-imagining.
Nintendo Announces DS Successor, 3DS
Nintendo announces the 3DS. We speculate at what that is (with pics!)
8-Bit Cities Steal Our Turn-based Hearts
Artist Brett Camper recreates New York City in 8-Bit.
Interview: Michael James of 8-Bit Vintners
Wine, according to Mike James, founder of 8-Bit Vintners, is meant to be a fun, enjoyable experience. Growing up a gamer himself, James’ wine selection offers that fun experience, especially those of our gaming youth.
OPP: The Freelancers
The Freelancers is a highly enjoyable podcast dealing with a topic that many journalists have often blown off: getting into games journalism.
Blip Festival 2009: Making Your Old-School GameBoy Relevant Again
A few months ago, I decided I wanted to start making electronic music. On an impulse, I went online and ordered a Theremin, an electronic instrument that creates sounds based on the manipulation of radio waves. The instrument ran me about $500. Flash forward three months later, and I’ve barely touched the thing (hidden pun there… you get it?). For all that, I could have just ordered a much cheaper instrument, like a $4.95 used classic Nintendo GameBoy.
Merry Bitmas
If you’re sick of the local soft rock radio station playing Xmas music ever since Halloween, don’t fret. While its clear, Christmas season seems starts earlier and earlier each year, that doesn’t mean you need be bombarded with the commercialization of Xmas with advertisements in November and non-stop “holiday” music till February, check out this …
The Games of 2010: The Best Year Ever?
The list of games releasing in 2010, both known and unannounced.
Tony Hawk: Ride, better than Actually Skateboarding
Reasons why Ride, which includes a motion-sensory board that you “skate” on in the comfort of your carpeted living room, is better than real-life skateboarding.
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