Editor's Note

Who cares whether EA or Activision is on top when all we are to them are walking piles of money?

Our fascination with darkness is a natural side-effect of our desire to stay in the light.

Russ Pitts recounts his first Red Box experience and what it meant to him.

Playing well with others isn't the same as playing with others well.

Nobody likes talking about racial inequality in games, but Greg Tito believes that the alternative is much worse.

Sidekicks are generally useless, says Russ Pitts, unless they serve as the Greek chorus to our tragic hero.

John Funk reflects on the scope of Azeroth and how it is all being scraped away.

Russ Pitts tells us all why we're wrong to say, "You're wrong."

Russ Pitts believes that the negative reactions of gamers stems from our unbridled optimism.

Old school game designers are proving that progress is more than just riding the edge of technological advancement.

Russ Pitts surmises that, not only games, but all of life is roleplaying and that we should remember why it's important.

Russ Pitts roots for the bad guys. Don't you?

Russ Pitts shows us that the interactivity of the internet is a return to community-based entertainment.

Russ Pitts loves the internet but hates the noise.

Editor-in-Chief Russ Pitts reflects on E3 2010 and what it foretells for the future of gaming.