Breaking a Monogamer
I’m a monogamer. I usually play one game at a time, for as long as it holds my interest and then, eventually, I put it down forever. There are a […]
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MOBA Monday: Let’s play Dota 2 v. Marriage Counselling
MOBA Monday is a weekly showcase of how to perform, eh, let’s go with adequately – we hope – in a multiplayer online battle arena. The streaming squad features the hottest, upcoming […]
Video Games in Cuba: Games
In December 2014, Barack Obama and Raul Castro gave simultaneous speeches to their countries announcing that the United States of America and Cuba would, after decades, finally be normalizing relations. […]
Video Games in Cuba: Access
In December 2014, Barack Obama and Raul Castro gave simultaneous speeches to their countries announcing that the United States of America and Cuba would, after decades, finally be normalizing relations. […]
How Long Do You Play a Game?
The upcoming tenth anniversary of World of Warcraft has me thinking about the shelflife that games have with me. After the rampant glee of a return to Molten Core for […]
Paying for Peace of Mind – A Case for Limited-Access Servers
Sadly, the gaming community at large sucks. Not the community that attends Penny Arcade Expo or DragonCon. They’re amazing. Of course there’s plenty of overlap there. It’s when the illusion […]
MOBAs: Why New Champions Always Feel Overpowered
“OP!” It’s a call every MOBA player is familiar with. Often levied on new champions, gods, avatars, what have you, the fist-shaking declaration is nothing new to gaming. Certain weapons […]