Earlier this month, I set out to consolidate folk wisdom from the games industry for the anecdotal benefit of students and developers new ...

The train ride to SFO from GDC, which two years ago replaced the cab or fragrant car rental from San Jose, is a ...

Continuing on the theme of the role of independent games in the future of the games industry, I caught up with Aquaria developers ...

Take a look around this year’s GDC and you will see them, as you may have seen them in years past: They stroll ...

In the ongoing battle for diversity, stability and outreach in the game industry, all as necessary components for true quality of life, I ...

Sometimes, despite being a member of one of the most lucrative new industries in the world, I still feel like a member of ...

When I heard Wil Wheaton punctuated his keynote address at PAX with the cry “don’t be a dick,” I was wildly enthusiastic. Finally, ...

When an industry is as big as videogames, a whole host of supporting organizations grows up around it. Some of these are regulatory, ...

In defining company culture and separating quality of work from quality of life, one of the sharpest issues of contention is the subject ...

If there were a perfect game studio, what would it look like? The trouble with this question, as in general with quality of ...

“Making games is hard.” – Microsoft XNA Product Unit Manager Boyd Multerer It’s true: making games is hard. When it comes to finding ...

The first and longest-living topic on the forums at Gamewatch.org, one with over 9,000 pageviews, is that frustratingly zen-like question: What is quality ...