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Archive for June, 2006
Weekly News We Care About Wrap Up – 6.30.06
Friday, June 30th, 2006 by jay11 Rules for making a successful gaming website
Thursday, June 29th, 2006 by the marketeerLame Discussion: Immersion – Part 2
Wednesday, June 28th, 2006 by jayContinued from yesterday’s part 1.
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Jay: Golden Jew, tell us more about your controversial theories on immersion.
Golden Jew: My view is, as with anything, there are many ways to skin a cat, and target a particular gamer… one thing I’ve been frustrated with and responded to before is the lack of good demographic analysis of …
Lame Discussion: Immersion – Part 1
Tuesday, June 27th, 2006 by jayReview – Killer 7
Monday, June 26th, 2006 by christianThere was once a silly, fluffy intro here, until I realized it wasn’t necessary for Killer 7. No matter what pages of forum analyses may claim, this is a simple game, both gameplay wise and story wise. Yes it is weird as hell and artsy in structure. And no, I don’t claim to “get” everything …
Weekly News We Care About Wrap Up – 6.23.06
Friday, June 23rd, 2006 by jayA CNN reporter grades the current generation of consoles
Apparently the tone he takes (he treats the systems like school kids) is supposed to be funny and/or clever. He gives the PS2 an A, the Xbox a B-, the Gamecube a D and the Gameboy Advance an A. The Xbox actually sold worse than …
Best Game Ever – Suikoden
Thursday, June 22nd, 2006 by patGrowing up I always played games, but only recently would I have ever thought of myself as a “gamer.” I had a Nintendo for several years, then a Genesis, but until Playstation (and High School) I played mostly NBA Jam, and whatever the rest of the kids from school/the neighborhood were playing. This included a …
The Videolamer game
Wednesday, June 21st, 2006 by jayLast night I took a 20 minute break from my busy work day and designed a Videolamer video game. It’s going to star the lamer guy (look at the top of the page, that stunning svelte green man is the lamer guy) in a Zelda-esque adventure.
The plot is something along the lines of the lamer …
