I grew up in a small town in south Louisiana. South Louisiana is not the place you go to be on the cutting ...

Statements I’ve made in past installments of this column have inspired groups of lederhosen-clad gaming otaku to storm my lonely castle brandishing pitchforks, ...

It’s ironic that one of Japan’s leading videogame genres, the RPG, is an American invention. Even more interesting is that one of the ...

Observe! My right hand rests on a stack of Bibles. A polygraph cuff encircles my left arm. My brainwaves are being audited by ...

Over the past week, I have been inundated with responses to last week’s issue. I must say, as an editor, this is absolutely ...

The first time my girlfriend walked into my dorm room, almost two years ago, she sized up the place as only a socially ...

To the Editor: I greatly enjoyed “Women in Games” by Chris Crawford. His article quickly pinpoints the major problems with getting women involved ...

Akira (UMD). Canonical Anime, Further Proof That the Japanese Are Weird Orson In the realm of anime, I’m still a bit of a ...

A View from Atlas Park: A Web of Their Own Design Along with the launch of City of Villains, Cryptic also released Issue ...

Anime: KakuRenBo: Hide and Seek KichigaiSaru It is a rare occassion when I feel compelled to write about anime as soon as I ...

The question of how gaming culture relates to women is of great importance to developers and gaming enthusiasts alike – most of whom ...

I am a girl on the internet. Yes, I said it. A girl on the internet. There really are quite a few of ...