I was a game critic for about 3 years at Popmatters where I used to go by L.B. Jeffries at Popmatters. These days blogging is more a hobby that I do on the side of practicing law and my other passions. I'm still plowing through old games and debating them online somewhere or another.
Gosh Jeremy, that would probably explain why the sentence after that is: If a more accepting and less bigoted society is one we want to live in, then there is some sign of cultural success when a racial slur obsolesces.
They already have console and PC games with built-in hint systems, almost all TellTale Games use them. They're a bit more creative about it than what Nintendo is proposing though, TellTale will have an NPC or character speak up if too much time goes by and the player isn't solving ...
I have trouble believing that if Dan Rather started spouting adamant support for games things we suddenly change in the industry. NPR does stories regularly on video games and The New York Times and New Yorker have covered them as well. Critical recognition and discussion, throughout history, is mostly a ...
