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Editorials

Good evening. This has been a long time coming, but I finally have some stuff to say about the impending release of Issue ...

By Jonn Wolfe Legacy AuthorMay 31, 2006

ALTOHOLICS ANONYMOUS

Altoholics Anonymous:Review on Thugs & Recluse’s Victory Good evening. This has been a long time coming, but I finally have some stuff to ...

By Matt Lowery Legacy AuthorMay 31, 2006

Editorials

Most people knew about the big Recluses’ Victory (or RV) event on Test last week. Do you think I could resist going? Not ...

By Mialiah Legacy AuthorMay 31, 2006

A Heroines Perspective

Most people knew about the big Recluses’ Victory (or RV) event on Test last week. You go on, you build a hero or ...

By Matt Lowery Legacy AuthorMay 30, 2006

Office Space

Aaaieee! On a beautiful day, a horrible situation occurs. The sunrays passing through the leaves cast a fragmented real-time shadow of The Hero. ...

By Taco Schenkhuizen Legacy AuthorMay 30, 2006

Office Space

It begins like any other day: I snooze five times before throwing the alarm clock against the wall. Shouldn’t have decided to start ...

By Greg Tito Legacy AuthorMay 30, 2006

Office Space

Sandra was a loan officer for a large bank who very much looked forward to Monday mornings. This Monday, in particular, was going ...

By Corvus Elrod Legacy AuthorMay 30, 2006

Office Space

The full epigram from which the title of this article is derived says, “All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.” ...

By Richard Aihoshi Legacy AuthorMay 30, 2006

Letters to the Editor

To The Editor: I was refreshed by the notion of a person who does not consider themselves a gamer, but happens to play ...

By The Escapist Staff Legacy AuthorMay 30, 2006

Editor's Note

You know the scene in the movie Office Space where Peter, the hero, waltzes into the office midday in a Hawaiian shirt and ...

By Julianne Capps Legacy AuthorMay 30, 2006

Office Space

Lauren works the late shift. In countries that span more than one time zone, the 9-5 of the daily business shuffle gets padded ...

By Simon Abramovitch Legacy AuthorMay 30, 2006