Keith Vaz is at it again
Keith Vaz’s one man crusade against video games continues. This is what happened in Parliament: Keith Vaz (Leicester, East) (Lab):What recent discussions he has had with pan-European game information on […]
July 2009
London Olympics, Cultural Olympiad 2012
The Cultural Olympiad is a four year event based around the London Olympic games of 2012. The aims of the Cultural Olympiad are to: encourage and welcome involvement from communities […]
Is ngmoco the future of game publishing?
Earlier this month I wrote an article on here giving Electronic Arts some free consultancy. I have been speaking to a senior Electronic Arts executive since then and he suggested […]
The politically correct lot will have kittens
Actually this game has been available since 2002, but only now is gaining notoriety. Watch out behind you, Hunter, a free to play Flash game, was written by Frenchman Stéphane […]
An amazing new piece of gaming hardware
I have spoken in the past here about the importance of immersion in game playing, the suspension of disbelief, and how 3D gaming gives us a quantum shift in the […]
The funniest video game ever
Brutal Legend from EA is being marketed as the funniest video game ever. A very interesting marketing idea. Here are some videos so you can get a feel for it.
Natal + Bill Gates = a huge story
The true importance of Natal to our future is gradually being revealed. Initially it was presented at E3 ’09 as a gesture interface for the Microsoft Xbox 360 that was […]