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Tag Archives: Journey
(More Than) Moving Pictures: The Importance of Emotional Engagement in Games
When I was a kid, I loved all kinds of video games. What captivated me the most, however, was sprawling, epic JRPGs such as Chrono Trigger, Final Fantasy VI, Final Fantasy VII, and Xenogears. I was drawn into their larger-than-life … Continue reading
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Jon Smith
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Xenoblade Chronicles
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Journey to Rebirth
by Bruno Dion Steven Poole wrote a pretty compelling opinion piece about Journey, with the latter part truly being the kind of love letter this game deserves. What bothered me though, and incidentally what I want to tackle here, are … Continue reading
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Jenova Chen
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The Journey of Life
by Dashiell Daniels Journey, a videogame created by thatgamecompany, the makers of Flower and flOw, tells the tale of a red-robed being travelling across a vast open desert and ancient cities toward a towering mountain. Through its simple landscape and … Continue reading
EP: Journey
by Kate Welch This is the story of my overwhelmingly emotional playthrough of Journey. I played the first half of the game more or less on my own; I ran into a couple of fellow travelers, but our time together … Continue reading