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Alan Wake Writer: “Remedy Is Not a Factory”

Development on Alan Wake has been a long, slow journey but Remedy lead writer Sam Lake says that’s because the studio is “not ...

By Andy Chalk Legacy AuthorJune 9, 2009

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Atomic Hasn’t Given Up On Fallujah

Atomic Games is still shopping around for a publisher for its controversial Six Days In Fallujah, says company president Peter Tamte. Atomic sparked ...

By John Funk Legacy AuthorJune 9, 2009

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New Eroge Regulations in Japan Unveiled

Japan’s Ethics Organization for Computer Software has sent a fax to its members detailing about what will and will not be allowed under ...

By Andy Chalk Legacy AuthorJune 9, 2009

Stolen Pixels

Stolen Pixels #97: Left 4 Dumb, Part 15

[folder_nav][folder_nav] Fighting the tank is a huge event in Left 4 Dead, and there are several schools of thought on how it should ...

By Shamus Young Legacy AuthorJune 9, 2009

Parting the Digital Sea

Robbing Gods

“Ye shall not rob from the house I have built, or commit any theft or unrighteousness, lest ye be struck down and driven ...

By Will Hindmarch Legacy AuthorJune 9, 2009

Parting the Digital Sea

Missionaries of the Digital Age

In January, I was playing Guild Wars when something interesting happened. I was in Ascalon, and soft flakes of snow had blanketed the ...

By Blind0bserver Legacy AuthorJune 9, 2009

Parting the Digital Sea

The Parables of Gaming

The intersection between video games and Christianity occurs once you realize that a video game’s ability to communicate with a person is not ...

By L.B. Jeffries Legacy AuthorJune 9, 2009

Parting the Digital Sea

Pastor Blaster

I wasn’t sure what to say when my mom came home from church and asked if I had a game called Doom. Of ...

By Dale Culp Legacy AuthorJune 9, 2009

Parting the Digital Sea

Designing Religion

Religion, with its complex social, philosophical, and political ramifications is inextricably connected to the development of human society. It’s no wonder then, that ...

By Alan Au Legacy AuthorJune 9, 2009

Editor's Note

Parting the Digital Sea

Religion and videogames haven’t always made the best partners. Fighting game Kakuto Chojin was pulled from shelves after players realized that verses from ...

By Susan ArendtJune 9, 2009

Letters to the Editor

Parting the Digital Sea

In response to “Kickin’ It Nerdcore” from The Escapist Forum: Nerdcore’s probably a “truer” genre of music than gangsta rap. A lot of ...

By The Escapist Staff Legacy AuthorJune 9, 2009

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Natal Will Have “Real, Hardcore” Games

The Xbox 360’s Natal won’t just be all casual games and virtual boys in your TV – it’ll have “real, hardcore triple-A” titles, ...

By Keane Ng Legacy AuthorJune 8, 2009

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