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PixelJunk Eden (as well as its expansion Eden Encore) ranks really high on my personal favorites list. It’s definitely somewhere up there in my top 5, but since I do not keep any particular scoring system it would be difficult to determine the exact place. One thing is sure – Eden was the very reason I decided to purchase PS3 console. Most people bought Playstation 3 to play Uncharted, Resistance, Metal Gear Solid…
It is difficult to believe that there may still be a PS3 owner, or a gamer out there who hasn’t yet heard of thatgamecompany’s Flower . The game was showered with awards and recognition since its release in 2008, most recently winning a award for Artistic Achievement in 2010. It is also one of my personal favorites and one of these games I’d recommend to anyone without any second thoughts. Much like other titles of…
- Shall we play a game? - Love to. How about Global Thermonuclear War? You might remember a certain 1983 movie entitled WarGames . I was a little kid when it came out, but I got the message: War is bad, computers are awesome . Well, that’s the message I got anyway. Produced at the height of Cold War, WarGames told a story of a young computer hacker gaining access to the A.I. controlling American nuclear arsenal and…
If you like gaming, have a PC that’s not yet a museum piece, but you don’t yet own The Orange Box (or all the games that comprise this amazing collection), do yourself a favor: Stop reading this article, go to the Steam page of The Orange Box , purchase it for for $30 and let it download in the background while you continue with this post. It’s that good. Released in October 2007, The Orange Box is a compilation of…
Dear Esther. I sometimes feel as if I’ve given birth to this island. Somewhere, between the longitude and latitude a split opened up and it beached remotely here. No matter how hard I correlate, it remains a singularity, an alpha point in my life that refuses all hypothesis. I return each time leaving fresh markers that I hope, in the full glare of my hopelessness, will have blossomed into fresh insight in the…
