i have had to distance myself from so many people in the past few years because they've responded to legitimate bad things with this growing, black conviction that everything can only ever get worse, that we've lost, that it's all falling apart, and, no, we're still here. and we're beautiful!
Профиль
Jordan Minor
Профиль VivelyAuthor of VIDEO GAME OF THE YEAR Principal Apps and Games Writer at PCMag Union guy, Black guy, fake Street Sharks guy https://www.jordanwminor.com/
Developer House House's newest multiplayer title is just as experimental as its mayhem-filled Untitled Goose Game, but with an approach that's less chaotic and more profound.
In the spirit of Zeus’ law, I’m honored to welcome Emily Wilson to the land of film criticism. As she’s learned, it’s an adventure that sails smack into islands of musky internet trolls and clashes with cinematic and literary titans. I'm here to broker a truce. www.latimes.com/entertainmen...
www.pcmag.com/news/big-wal... get some friends and go on a Big Walk.
The one rule about putting out an aggressive or confrontational take out is you can’t do the “I’m just a little guy and it’s my birthday” if people disagree. You gotta be prepared to defend it, you’re an adult!
but i am sick of pretending that this isn't just racism. it is. this is a lie that has followed me for my entire career--that i'm too aggressive and a bully--and these are accusations that are levied at black women and femmes frequently.
(Not a bad opening weekend for a kid from Forest Hills!) Just a Reminder that you can Borrow All Things #SpiderMan from Your Friendly Neighborhood Library! www.queenslibrary.org/search/book?...
Yeah spider-man’s strength is in licensing, he’s always been more valuable than the entire MCU and was only eclipsed by Batman In 2016 — haven’t checked the most recent numbers but I think he’s back on top again. He’s basically a Disney princess, an IP perpetual motion machine
Adam B. VaryI'm seeing a lot of SUPERHERO MOVIES ARE BACK posts in the wake of #BrandNewDay's success. Spider-Man movies were breaking box office records well before the MCU existed. They are a cinema phenomenon onto themselves, because Spider-Man is a singularly resonant and relatable character.
However, Luke also thinks "I am quietly and perhaps foolishly optimistic about the future of video games journalism": aftermath.site/video-game-jou...
Heavily suspect you are seeing in you now the things we swore we saw ourselves
Because the world has an incredible sense of humor, I was interviewed about cheese in video games www.cheeseprofessor.com/blog/cheese-...
You can find a lot more Black game developers to spotlight here: bsky.app/starter-pack...
bsky.appif I ever taught film criticism lesson one would be “you being smarter than the movie is not interesting to anyone”
I can't imagine people getting precious about how you beat Contra back on the NES, everyone used the Konami code to play it in those days. That was just the thing to do.
You see the conflict now in digital re-releases of early-2000s games. The cheats are still in the source code, but using them turns off the Achievements/Trophies. It reinforces the psychological disincentives for many players.
Reading your essay for the first time, years after it was published, I’d posit that the rise of Achievements had an unintended consequence of creating a decline in cheat codes as an art form. The social reward of a high Gamerscore and Trophy Level outranked the freedom to mess around.
this is the reason they are outlasting everyone fyi their shit is still a toy and sony and microsoft got suckered into making computers
Keith StackIt’s pretty funny how whenever Nintendo has the most successful console, everyone just kinda pretends it doesn’t count as a real video game system.
It’s pretty funny how whenever Nintendo has the most successful console, everyone just kinda pretends it doesn’t count as a real video game system.
IGNThe $500 console is dead. Even after the RAM crisis ends, the era of affordable gaming hardware is gone for good. https://bit.ly/3ROAvpc
Sure, the internet makes us overfamiliar with each other, but it also makes us overfamiliar with expertise, too, I think. Every time I start feeling that smug know-it-all thing creeping in me, I have to remind myself I’m not a subject matter expert in anything.