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My Bold Predictions for 2015
Here we are again for another year of predictions. I reviewed and scored last year’s in my previous post and scored I think the lowest I have since I started doing this, which was kind of a surprise as I … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Computers, Coverage, Culture, Internet, Mobile Phones, Predictions, Tablets, Technology, Video Games Tagged 4K TV, AAA games, Apple, Assassin's Creed, Capcom, computer security, Double Fine Productions, free-to-play, game journalism, GamerGate, games press, indie games, Kickstarter, Konami, Microsoft, mobile games, Nintendo, No Man's Sky, Oculus Rift, PlayStation 4, PlayStation Now, predictions, Project Morpheus, PS4, smart watches, social games, social media, Sony, Star Citizen, Steam, Steam Early Access, Steam Greenlight, Steam Machines, SteamOS, tablets, technology, The Division, Twitter, Ubisoft, Valve, video game consoles, video games, Wii U, Windows 10, Xbox One, Yahoo!, YouTube, Zynga 1 Comment
Can we have some enthusiasm in the enthusiast press?
Does anyone remember the good old days when there was actually enthusiasm in the so called gaming “enthusiast press”? In truth, it probably wasn’t that long ago but it certainly feels that way. It’s where you went to see people … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Coverage, Predictions, Video Games Tagged enthusiast press, game journalism, gaming press, Nintendo, PlayStation, Sony, video games, Wii U Leave a comment
Meet the new hotness, same as the old hotness
Remember when pretty much everyone in the games press and a good chunk of the industry said PC gaming was dead? Man, that seems like it happened so recently. That’s probably because it did. Only a year or two ago, … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Computers, Coverage, Predictions, Technology, Video Games Tagged game consoles, game journalism, gaming press, indie games, PC, video games 4 Comments
The Gaming Press Needs to Find Some Humility
A while back, I wrote a post about the gaming enthusiast press’ continual crisis of confidence. Now I’d like to talk about the other side, that is when the enthusiast press gets overconfident and dismissive of outside criticism, some of … Continue reading
Posted in Coverage, Video Games Tagged Forbes, game journalism, journalism, Mass Effect 3, video games Leave a comment
So Vox Games, who saw that coming?
I was rather taken aback today to see word spreading like wildfire on the Twitters that a bunch of seasoned gaming press veterans are joining forced to create Vox Games (or whatever it ends up being, apparently that name is … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Coverage, Video Games Tagged Arthur Gies, Brian Crecente, Chris Grant, game journalism, gaming press, Justin McElroy, news, Russ Pitts, video games, Vox Games Leave a comment