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Op-Ed

All the World’s a Stage ? Part 3

It would appear that the folks at the Cyberathelete Professional League have been busy. According to a BBC report, the CPL and satellite ...

By Russ Pitts Legacy AuthorJune 19, 2006

Editorials

City Of Heroes: A View from Atlas Park: Issue 7 – At Last, Too Soon?

A View from Atlas Park: Issue 7 – At Last, Too Soon? It’s common knowledge to anyone who’s looked at the forums or ...

By UnSub Legacy AuthorJune 18, 2006

A VIEW FROM ATLAS PARK

A View from Atlas Park: Issue 7 – At Last, Too Soon?

A View from Atlas Park: Issue 7 – At Last, Too Soon? It’s common knowledge to anyone who’s looked at the forums or ...

By Matt Lowery Legacy AuthorJune 18, 2006

Editorials

Weekly Q&A Issue #4 (The Mounts)

Weekly Q&A Issue #4 (The Mounts) Welcome to another edition of Warcrys weekly Q&A with the Darkfall team. We would like to thank ...

By David Greene Legacy AuthorJune 16, 2006

Op-Ed

Self-Regulatory Generals

Gamepolitics has a great write-up detailing what went down at the videogame hearing on Capitol Hill yesterday. The panel of senators seemed pretty ...

By Joe Blancato Legacy AuthorJune 15, 2006

Op-Ed

How to Get Hits and Influence People

Step 1: Make stuff up. Step 2: Quote vague sources Step 3: Reap the whirlwind. A forum site, cum blog, which I will ...

By Russ Pitts Legacy AuthorJune 15, 2006

Op-Ed

Sex in Games: Live, Clothed Girls

Under the heading: Girls Just Wanna Have Relevance, the first ever Sex in Videogames Conference convened last week in sunny San Francisco and ...

By Russ Pitts Legacy AuthorJune 15, 2006

Op-Ed

Chris Crawford Surfaces, Trolls

Gamasutra has published a nice, lengthy interview with the mythical Chris Crawford, in which the long-absent, once-visionary designer essentially pans the entire gaming ...

By Russ Pitts Legacy AuthorJune 14, 2006

Op-Ed

Verizon vs. Net Neutrality

This, like most issues involving government, big business and “an idea” is probably one about which you’ve already heard a great deal, and ...

By Russ Pitts Legacy AuthorJune 13, 2006

New China

You Play My Language?

An exotic stranger smiles at you. You approach with a coy ease, looking up and down at the gorgeous visuals this person is ...

By Patrick Dugan Legacy AuthorJune 13, 2006

New China

The Jade Gamer

Do you ever wonder if we have too much choice? We hear tired clichés all the time about competition being good for the ...

By Spanner Legacy AuthorJune 13, 2006

New China

Red Blindness

For most of the last 3,000 years, the Chinese were the planet’s most technologically advanced culture. They fell disastrously with the Industrial Revolution, ...

By Allen Varney Legacy AuthorJune 13, 2006

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