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Chris Remo's Blog
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I serve as Gamasutra's Editor-at-Large. I am still not entirely sure what "Editor-at-Large" means, but an online definition search of the phrase "at large" suggests that it could mean "Editor on the Loose," and I think that freewheeling imagery really captures what I'm all about, as evidenced by that wild and wacky photograph on your screen.
Currently I also co-host the weekly Idle Thumbs podcast, the current incarnation of a gaming culture site I helped found in 2004.
Prior to my role at Gamasutra, I was Editor-in-Chief at Shacknews, where I worked for three years and spearheaded the site's shift from news aggregation to publishing original reporting and in-house features.
Authorities report I am still at large.
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Expert Blogs
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Welcome to Gamasutra Blogs! |
| Posted by Chris Remo on Wed, 04 Mar 2009 11:52:00 EST in
Audio,
Game Design,
Programming,
Production,
Visual Art
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| Welcome to Gamasutra Blogs. We've put together a brief summary of our plans and goals with this new section of the site, as well as some handy guidelines for prospective bloggers. Get in on the ground floor! |
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Chris Remo's Comments
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Comment In: Montreal International Game Summit (MIGS) - The Pre-Show [Blog - 11/17/2009 - 02:39]
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Jim McGinley continues to provide ... Jim McGinley continues to provide the best gaming event coverage anywhere, bar none. Please keep up the excellent work, good sir. |
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Comment In: IGDA Forum: Asking 'Why' Will Keep Games Out Of The Ghetto, Says Hecker [News - 11/13/2009 - 01:10]
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Michiel, How is it like ... Michiel, How is it like saying that Are you claiming that music is more like films because it's already in that category It refers to the relevance and cultural position of those mediums, not their formal structure. I think it's fairly clear. And what do you mean by we'll get ... |
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Comment In: Games are Art: New York Times [Blog - 11/08/2009 - 11:27]
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I don't think Uncharted 2 ... I don't think Uncharted 2 makes any particular stride towards art, whether or not games are already there. To me, characterizing the game as having that kind of impact drastically confuses craft with artistry. It's a phenomenally well-made game, in terms of having gorgeous graphics, well-directed cutscenes and voice acting, ... |
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Comment In: The Conundrum of the Multiplayer Mindshare [Blog - 11/04/2009 - 03:33]
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The tough part, of course, ... The tough part, of course, is knowing what those fans do want. |
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