My recent piece on Zombie Match Defense‘s (Free) postmortem, and me saying that it shows why decent games at $1.99 …
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While I’m generally very, very bullish on the future of mobile, more so than most gaming critics and what analysts …
The day has finally come, and the new Apple TV is finally out. I’m excited not just because I’ve wanted …
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You hear a lot of talk about the Indiepocalypse lately, to the point that developers now probably need to joke …
Apple is a frustrating gaming company to follow because they do so many baffling things that make no sense or …
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The reaction to Tasos’s editorial on the oncoming irrelevance of PC gaming and Eli’s editorial on how the things you …
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So, there’s some interesting news today as FanDuel, the daily fantasy sports service, has bought out AlphaDraft, a fantasy esports …
Free-to-play is the most divisive issue among mobile gaming enthusiasts. A vocal contingent utterly hates it. The problem is that …
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Race the Sun is finally releasing on mobile, months and even years after coming out on Steam and Playstation systems. …
