Vin St. John is an alumnus of The College of New Jersey where he majored in computer science and studied interactive multimedia. When he is not being an armchair games critic, St. John develops marketing strategies for games developer Arkadium in New York.
Most people have experience jazz as a passive audience, even though its creation is an interactive collaboration between players. I don 't think that statement is very useful in the context of this conversation. r n r nFurthermore, I think you defeat your own point by suggesting this article didn ...
I agree with Ian 's original points, but the criticisms are good. If you disagree on those grounds, I think the solution is very simple: account for your sample. If you are a conference organizer, the gender balance of your presenters should generally work itself out to match the gender ...
Interesting comparison. Part of the reason that pilots work for TV is that consumers rarely purchase them - they spend time watching them, but the disappointment of a failed pilot that doesn 't get picked up for a full season is nothing compared to the disappointment of a consumer who ...
This is only a problem if anyone is using Metacritic to compare a game to a movie, which I sincerely doubt is a common use case or its intended one . But I 'm not a big metacritic user to begin with so I may be wrong.
Good point. I think, though, the headline 's conclusion came from the bit about Connecting workload to success, which implied that developers with lighter workloads right now devs who are not currently crunching were more likely to report prior success. That 's sort of a weird metric, though.
