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Opened World: Metafictional Warfare

Opened World: Metafictional Warfare

July 30, 2017 · by Miguel Penabella · in Columns, Opened World

Miguel Penabella sees the abstractness of modern war reflected in Black Ops III.

Art Tickles: Passive Entertainment

Art Tickles: Passive Entertainment

May 14, 2017 · by Taylor Hidalgo · in Art Tickles, Columns

Taylor Hidalgo longs for the scenic route.

Opened World: Get Points or Die Tryin'

Opened World: Get Points or Die Tryin’

February 5, 2017 · by Miguel Penabella · in Columns, Opened World

Miguel Penabella sips Bacardi like it’s your birthday.

Playing for Real: Slaying Dragons

Playing for Real: Slaying Dragons

December 11, 2016 · by Jesse Porch · in Columns, Playing for Real

Jesse Porch thanks you for playing.

Art Tickles: A Stumbling Light in the Darkness

Art Tickles: A Stumbling Light in the Darkness

September 27, 2015 · by Taylor Hidalgo · in Art Tickles, Columns

Taylor Hidalgo is a creature of strange, though intentional, noises.

Fast Travels: Once We Are Gone

Fast Travels: Once We Are Gone

June 14, 2015 · by Tobias Hanraths · in Columns, Fast Travels

Tobias Hanraths looks for signs of life in Pripyat.

Same Difference: Overthinkers vs. Underthinkers

Same Difference: Overthinkers vs. Underthinkers

June 1, 2014 · by sKanDLe · in Columns, Same Difference, Uncategorized

The case of two remarkably similar people.

Blackout Gaming

Blackout Gaming

May 10, 2014 · by Zachary Brictson · in Features

Zachary Brictson’s shooter hangover.

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