Tag Archives: Catherine

Response: Shadow of The Partisans

Posted on May 22, 2012 by Steven Sukkau

by Steven Sukkau In an introspective meditation on attending Pax East for the first time as a journalist, Adam Harshberger writes about the developing medium of video games .Stunned by a sculpture near the Boston Convention and Exhibition Centre, Harshberger … Continue reading →

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Gender Swaps: More Than Fanart?

Posted on April 24, 2012 by CPW

by Cameron Walker Alpha Protocol is sort of an underappreciated game. I mean, the gamey part, where you run around and shoot things, isn’t particularly good. I played on easy with the “stand in a room and just pour bullets … Continue reading →

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Catherine: How Scoring Systems Kill The Mood

Posted on April 13, 2012 by Ed Smith

by Ed Smith Each of Catherine’s two distinctive gamescapes are quantified by a visual scoring system. By day, as Vincent Brookes lounges in The Stray Sheep bar with his bummed-out friends, right and wrong conversational choices are represented by an … Continue reading →

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