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The World Without Games

Pastimes Defining a Civilization: Videogames

Pastimes help define a society. The Ancient Romans were known for their love of gladiatorial combat, the English have soccer and, as a ...

By Dana Massey Legacy AuthorMarch 7, 2006

The World Without Games

Unremembering William

The blood was crimson in the light of the setting sun. There was a sound, like a flop, as my victim’s body fell ...

By Tom Rhodes Legacy AuthorMarch 7, 2006

Editor's Note

The World Without Games

The en vogue topic of many U.S. State Legislatures these days appears to be videogames – violent ones, to be specific. Some are ...

By Julianne Capps Legacy AuthorMarch 7, 2006

The World Without Games

I Will Survive

“If you were legally enjoined from creating games, what would you do instead?” The Escapist asked this question of many professional game designers ...

By Allen Varney Legacy AuthorMarch 7, 2006

A Heroines Perspective

A Heroines Perspective: Villains Don’t Play Well With Others?

Teams are central to the CoX game. Of course, this is a well established fact in CoH with pretty much everyone knowing what ...

By Matt Lowery Legacy AuthorMarch 5, 2006

Anime Reviews

Anime: Paranoia Agent: Volume 1 (UMD)

Anime: Paranoia Agent: Volume 1 (UMD) Chimaera Paranoia Agent is unconventional anime – there are no robots, big guns, and kids with pink ...

By Katherine "Hawkeye" Connell Legacy AuthorMarch 3, 2006

A VIEW FROM ATLAS PARK

A View from Atlas Park: Application for CoV Master Lead Dev.

A View from Atlas Park: My Job Application Letter for CoV Master Lead Designer Dear Cryptic Studios, I would have had this letter ...

By Matt Lowery Legacy AuthorMarch 3, 2006

News

Join us in Second Life

It’s party time! On Saturday, March 4, at 2pm Eastern (7pm GMT, 11am PST), The Escapist is having a party in Second Life. ...

By Alexander Macris Legacy AuthorFebruary 28, 2006

News

Join us in Second Life

By Alexander Macris Legacy AuthorFebruary 28, 2006

Wanna Be My Friendster?

The Gaming Club

Taking a walk around campus, it seems like any other quiet New England boarding school: The ground is icy, and remnants of snowmen ...

By Chris Maire Legacy AuthorFebruary 28, 2006

Wanna Be My Friendster?

Groups ‘n’ Gamers

So many online communities have fragmented and rotted from the inside out that the empty houses and town halls of these binary townships ...

By Hitchhiker Legacy AuthorFebruary 28, 2006

Wanna Be My Friendster?

The Contrarian: Growing Out of the Stone Age

In my last column, I wrote about roleplaying at the tabletop and online, and how the latter experience falls short of the former. ...

By John Scott Tynes Legacy AuthorFebruary 28, 2006

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