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Comment In: Video: The making of the original SNES Harvest Moon [News - 03/22/2013 - 05:07]

There 's a link to ...

There 's a link to a translated version in the caption just below the video.

Comment In: The Metrics Aren't the Message [Feature - 03/11/2013 - 09:35]

This article is so very ...

This article is so very much not the unconstructive rant typical for this subject matter. Thank you for being a light above the crowd.

Comment In: Accessible Strategy is not an Oxymoron: Design Pillars for Skulls of the Shogun [Feature - 02/01/2013 - 04:40]

Bubblewrap popping I don 't ...

Bubblewrap popping I don 't see what this refers to.

Comment In: Modifying player behavior in League of Legends using positive reinforcement [News - 01/23/2013 - 03:44]

So things have flip-flopped back ...

So things have flip-flopped back I 'm still used to it from Unreal Tournament days and a bit of early Bang Howdy , where gg was almost exclusively said by the high scorers of the round, and I could never tell if it was honest or patronizing and elitist.

Comment In: Twitter hashtag '#1ReasonWhy' exposes sexism in game industry [News - 11/27/2012 - 11:20]

There are plenty of successful ...

There are plenty of successful games that have been gender inclusive as well PacMan to RockBand . r n r nIronically, Pac-Man 's creator was expressly targeting women when he made it. He couldn 't think of a good arcade game design involving boys or fashion, so he made it ...

Comment In: GDC China: If you want players to pay, compel them to collect [News - 11/16/2012 - 11:59]

The two-decades-old argument of whether ...

The two-decades-old argument of whether money or skill matters more in MtG misses the fact that a player who has both will generally beat a player who has only one. Neither is so far overshadowed by the other than it can be ignored.

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