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Author Archives: Hari MacKinnon
The Playstation Meeting 2013 and Why We Should Be Scared
It’s been over a week since the official announcement of the PS4 and I already think my analysis of the event is a little late to the party, such is the internet. But while watching the stream of the “Playstation … Continue reading
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David Perry
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Gaikai
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Hari MacKinnon
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Mark Cerny
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Nate Fox
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Second Son
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On Avatars: Creating An Other Self
I’m a sucker for customizable avatars. If any game has even a halfway decent character creation system or any significant way to alter the protagonist’s appearance then it’s probably going to end up in my collection sooner or later. I … Continue reading
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