On Disappointment — Gamescom 2014 and Sony’s Press Conference
Before I start, I feel as if it’s important to address my bias going into this piece. I do not own an Xbox One, mostly on the reason that it […]
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52 Weeks/52 Games — Understanding the Important Cultural Implications of Watch_Dogs
This is the fifth in a series of 52 posts. Find all of the posts in the series here. This post comes as a sort of response to this wonderful Paste review of the […]
52 Weeks/52 Games — Thief 2014: Not Dishonored
This is the fourth in a series of 52 posts. Find all of the posts in the series here. Thief — Eidos Montreal Amazon | Steam | PlayStation | Xbox Thief, aka […]
52 Weeks/52 Games — Contrast
This is the third in a weekly series of posts. Yes, I’m a little bit behind. Find all of the posts in the series here. Contrast — Compulsion Games Steam […]
52 Weeks/52 Games — Don’t Starve
This is the second in a weekly series of posts about playing and critiquing one game for each of the 52 weeks of the year. Find all of the posts […]
52 Weeks/52 Games — Dream
This is the first in a weekly series of posts about playing and critiquing one game for each of the 52 weeks of the year. Find all of the posts […]
2013: A Gaming Retrospect
Be warned. What follows is a sentimental, partially incoherent love fest on my favorite games from the last year, long pondered over and hastily written. Happy New Year, everyone. Every […]
[Elsewhere] The Storytelling Series: Why the Video Game?
In case you totally love what I write about here and are aching to read more from me, check out a blog series I started for The Center for Games […]
Potential Energy: The PlayStation 4 Launch and Aftermath
When I went to work and to classes on Monday (yesterday), everyone asked me if I had gotten my PS4. I said I had, that Amazon had gotten it to […]
Regarding the Assassin’s Creed Franchise
I have been wholly immersed over the last few weeks in working on some writing projects and haven’t been able to turn my attention to this blog in the way […]
Rebecca Fay Hoffman 