Tri-Forced
How wise does the Triforce of Wisdom really make you?
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Video Games on Overthinking It
Through the Player’s Eyes
I was reading an essay called “Art and Answerability” by Mikhail Bakhtin the other day, where he makes the claim that one of the most important differences between novels and dreams is that in novels, we see the main character … Continued
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The Impossible Will Take A Little While
I’m as corny as Kansas in August, high as the flag on the Fourth of July…
Super Smash Bible
Can Nintendo characters make EVERYTHING more fun?
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The Best Logo In The World [Think Tank]
What do you stand for?
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The Greatest Story in the History of Video Games
It is a fighting game that provides us with the boldest and strangest narrative in the history of video gaming. I’m talking, of course, about Super Smash Brothers for the N64.
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Systematic Street Fighters and Skilltesters
If you’ve been playing as much Street Fighter IV as I have (or any online at all), you should probably appreciate this. I claim no credit for it myself and have no idea who made it, but I thought the … Continued
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Top Ten Miraculous Fictional Head Injuries
Fiction is full of miracles caused by hitting people on the head. Reality is still catching up.
Jack Slate and Shadow Rule the Box Office
Last weekend, America’s #1 and #2 movies were the PS2-inspired cop drama Max Payne and the Madagascar/Kangaroo Jack tequila-inspired love child, Beverly Hills Chihuahua. Part of me can’t help but see this as a missed opportunity — As any millennium … Continued
There’s Nothing Like A Game
I’m the sort of nerd that doesn’t play videogames, but since college one of my favorite entertainment activities has been watching people with far greater skills play Grand Theft Auto. And unless you’ve been spending eighteen hours a day in … Continued
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