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Hi, my name is Laurence Nash, and I am currently an Associate Producer at indiePub.
I consider myself a student of console gaming first and foremost. I started with the NES back in 1987 and haven't looked back since. I am interested in all aspects of the game business, and have been a constant critic and analyst since I picked up my first gaming magazine at age 7.
I'm originally from Hawaii, but with some of my childhood spent in Japan and Washington. I am fluent in Japanese and English.
In my spare time, I love to do P90X, surf the web, write my thoughts and reviews on games and the game industry on my blog (cornbread.1up.com), hang out with family and friends, and enjoy the occasional nap. |
Laurence Nash's Comments
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Comment In: Xbox One: a flawed plan, well executed [Blog - 05/23/2013 - 09:43]
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@Nicholas - This was an ... @Nicholas - This was an excellent article. I completely agree wholeheartedly about what you wrote. r n r nJust from my standpoint, I 've lived in both rural and city areas in the last 3 years and the one thing that I keep observing is that the mobile/tablet is THE ... |
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Comment In: Unity comes to PS4, Vita, PlayStation Mobile [News - 03/21/2013 - 07:37]
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What you 're forgetting is ... What you 're forgetting is that it allows Sony to easily have access to indie titles and makes it easier for both developers and Sony publishing to possibly strike a deal. It 's a lot easier for an indie dev to create on Unity, and then Sony takes a look ... |
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Comment In: Ask Gamasutra: Sony bought Gaikai, are discs going away? [News - 07/06/2012 - 04:44]
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@Morgan r nYeah, what a ... @Morgan r nYeah, what a terrible move that turned out to be Now if the power goes out, we can 't cook on our electric stoves, charge our phones, power our internets, or our fridge, and we 'll be stuck playing board games in the candle light and actually have ... |
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Comment In: Analysis: Sony's Game Hardware Conundrum [News - 05/18/2009 - 03:50]
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I kind of wonder how ... I kind of wonder how it would have been like if the current gen consoles were released a year or two later than their original time frame. I see the PS3 as having been born prematurely, in response to the 360's early release, which screwed the typical console release time ... |
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Comment In: Analysis: Mature Titles On DS -- Is The Audience Just Not There? [News - 04/23/2009 - 05:59]
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@Sean Parton I'm not discounting ... @Sean Parton I'm not discounting that there is an audience for long portable games, I personally prefer shorter games with a replayable core mechanic, like arcade games. You make a good example with Pokemon and Fire Emblem, and I had forgotten about that. When I compare GTA, Pokemon, and Fire ... |
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