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Tag Archives: Halo
InnerSpeaker: Introspective Games Criticism as Cultural Ambassador
If you haven’t read Jenn Frank’s heartbreaking piece on the death of her mother and the meaning of the game Super Hexagon, well maybe you will now. As well, there was recently a strange companion piece where Cameron Kunzelman argues … Continue reading →
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“It’s Not About You”: Marathon II: Durandal
One of the most common games of nerd one upmanship is “I knew them before they were cool.” Bands, movies, whatever. For games, the phenomena is even more prominent. Although some classics still play as easy as the day they … Continue reading →
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