Gabriel Knight creator Jane Jensen on Gray Matter
Writer Jane Jensen discusses her new upcoming adventure game ‘Gray Matter’ and her personal fascination with the unknown. Continue »
“Making games, not just playing them, is the future”
JP van Seventer talks to us about game education and development. He discusses what could be changed and how much more effective both could become. Continue »
David Perry: How Gaikai will change the world of games
David Perry discusses Gaikai, which according to him finally makes computing (and gaming) ubiquitious. He discusses what it does, what is changes and the many more possibilities it wil have in the future. Continue »
Catching up on BRINK with creative director Richard Ham
Some quick questions about Splash Damage’s upcoming game ‘Brink’, where creative director Richard Ham also discusses what he would like to change about the games industry. Continue »
Mafia II Screens and hands-on
Mafia II E3 Screens – with a short hands-on of the game during E3 Continue »
Stop playing Modern Warfare 2 Multiplayer!
Stop playing Modern Warfare 2 Multiplayer!! I’m not saying we have to. But Infinity Ward and Activision sure seem to. Continue »
News: Creator of Pac-Man in Guinness World Records
Pac-man still kicks ass as creator, Professor Toru Iwatani, will be celebrated by the Guinness World Records during the Festival of Games this thursday. Continue »
Interview Don Daglow: The first console wars, and how he survived it
Games industry veteran Don Daglow talks to Game Thingie about the first console wars and crash and about the deaths and revivals of 1980′s game company’s like Intellivision and Activision. Continue »
Blog: California, here we come!
Game Thingie is going to E3! Continue »
Looking back at E3 2010: Game Mode Magazine
With E3 2011 coming up, let’s look back at E3 2010: a belated digital copy of last year’s Game Mode Magazine’s E3 special. Continue »
Gabriel Knight creator Jane Jensen on Gray Matter
Writer Jane Jensen discusses her new upcoming adventure game ‘Gray Matter’ and her personal fascination with the unknown. Continue »
“Making games, not just playing them, is the future”
JP van Seventer talks to us about game education and development. He discusses what could be changed and how much more effective both could become. Continue »
David Perry: How Gaikai will change the world of games
David Perry discusses Gaikai, which according to him finally makes computing (and gaming) ubiquitious. He discusses what it does, what is changes and the many more possibilities it wil have in the future. Continue »
Catching up on BRINK with creative director Richard Ham
Some quick questions about Splash Damage’s upcoming game ‘Brink’, where creative director Richard Ham also discusses what he would like to change about the games industry. Continue »
Mafia II Screens and hands-on
Mafia II E3 Screens – with a short hands-on of the game during E3 Continue »
Stop playing Modern Warfare 2 Multiplayer!
Stop playing Modern Warfare 2 Multiplayer!! I’m not saying we have to. But Infinity Ward and Activision sure seem to. Continue »
News: Creator of Pac-Man in Guinness World Records
Pac-man still kicks ass as creator, Professor Toru Iwatani, will be celebrated by the Guinness World Records during the Festival of Games this thursday. Continue »
Interview Don Daglow: The first console wars, and how he survived it
Games industry veteran Don Daglow talks to Game Thingie about the first console wars and crash and about the deaths and revivals of 1980′s game company’s like Intellivision and Activision. Continue »
Blog: California, here we come!
Game Thingie is going to E3! Continue »
Stop playing Modern Warfare 2 Multiplayer!
Stop playing Modern Warfare 2 Multiplayer!! I’m not saying we have to. But Infinity Ward and Activision sure seem to. Continue »
Idealism in the Industry: Games Journalism
David Nieborg talks to us about the ‘problem’ of games journalism, the ‘games journalism lifestyle’ and his idealisic vision on what games journalism should be. Continue »
Interview BRINK: Richard Ham and Edward Stern
BRINK turns out to be a lot more than just a regular shooter. The research behind the game – yes, there was research – turns out to actually be valid. Richard Ham and Edward Stern talk to us about the actual scientific methods behind BRINK, the motivations behind the game, and about the game itself. Continue »
Blog: California, here we come!
Game Thingie is going to E3! Continue »
Girls & Games: getting the issues straight
Discussing girls & games issues like ponies, women as a target group, nudeness, and women making games. Continue »
Gabriel Knight creator Jane Jensen on Gray Matter
Writer Jane Jensen discusses her new upcoming adventure game ‘Gray Matter’ and her personal fascination with the unknown. Continue »
News: Creator of Pac-Man in Guinness World Records
Pac-man still kicks ass as creator, Professor Toru Iwatani, will be celebrated by the Guinness World Records during the Festival of Games this thursday. Continue »
Mafia II Screens and hands-on
Mafia II E3 Screens – with a short hands-on of the game during E3 Continue »
Interview Don Daglow: The first console wars, and how he survived it
Games industry veteran Don Daglow talks to Game Thingie about the first console wars and crash and about the deaths and revivals of 1980′s game company’s like Intellivision and Activision. Continue »
