I’m excited to announce the launch of a new slate of content for our site, called EXP. EXP, which is short “Escapist Extras ...

Today is a great day for the video game industry, and for free speech in the United States. The Supreme Court of the ...

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For the past two years, I have been leading a not-for-profit organization called Triangle Game Initiative, charged with building up the Raleigh-Durham interactive ...

Everyone is excited about E3 this year, it seems: Everyone except me. Every E3, I feel a bit more like a grognard, part ...

Have you ever read a newspaper article or Time magazine piece from the 1940s and thought to yourself, “Wow, this article is so ...

If you haven’t heard already, The Escapist has rolled out a new premium membership program that we are calling the Publisher’s Club. As ...

In addition to publishing The Escapist, I serve as president of the Triangle Game Initiative, commonly called “TGI”, a not-for-profit trade association that ...

There has been some heated debate as of late within new media circles as to the future of content. The opening salvo was ...

The Escapist has two slogans, one official and the other informal. Our official slogan – which appears in our ads and signs – ...

I recently activated a subscription to Champions Online. Champions, of course, is the new massively multiplayer game by Cryptic Studios in which you ...

When people find out I run a videogame media company, it never takes them long to ask: “How do I get a job ...