I feel the problem with the word gamer is that the mainstream media commonly uses it as a one-size-fits-all label that illustrates, above all, a consumer goods-focused homogeneity solely based on loose assumptions of what people who play video games might happen to like, or worse, are like. r n ...
This project sounds much more interesting than Anita Sarkeesian 's series and I just backed after reading about it. I think it 's good and refreshing to have an outsider 's perspective, so long as the outsider equals objectivity as opposed to condescension. Personally, I feel like so much media ...
Personally, I loved Infinite while playing it and I initially took the critical backlash as well as the swiftness of its emergence as endemic of an industry that cannot enjoy its own successes, but I 'm starting to see the bigger picture. r n r nI don 't think I ...
Great interview. I find it interesting that so many different people have different trajectories when it comes to defining that next logical career step and I respect that kind of passion. r n r nAlso, I 'm getting a huge nostalgia kick from watching the trailer. I grew up on ...
I don 't think it 's an issue of all games are the same now or even lack of innovation, which can be a dirty word at times. It 's more a matter of the industry leading the way with their delusional definition of innovation and emotional content, and what ...
@ Tim P r n r nThank you for your comment. I think a lot of this conversation not necessarily in this particular thread, but in multiple outlets has been centered on sexism is real/imagined when in fact it 's real and endemic of the output of this industry. r ...
