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Tag Archives: indie games
Introducing My New Interview Video Series: Behind the Games
Check out the first episode with Matt Roszak from Kupo Games! When I started doing YouTube, one of my long-term dream goals was to do interviews with game developers. I not only love video games as a hobby but I … Continue reading
Posted in Coverage, Culture, Video Games Tagged Bullet Heaven, Epic Battle Fantasy, indie games, interview, Kupo Games, Matt Roszak, video game development, video games, YouTube Leave a comment
My Bold Predictions for 2016
Here we are, another new year and another set of bold predictions! I’ve been doing this for a while now and it’s always a fun little test and time capsule. In previous years, I’d do a post before the new predictions … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Computers, Coverage, Culture, Internet, Mobile Phones, Predictions, Tablets, Technology, Video Games Tagged 2016, AAA games, Apple, Assassin's Creed, BlackBerry, Bulletstorm, Double Fine Productions, GamerGate, Giant Bomb, Harmonix Music Systems, Hello Games, HTC Vive, indie games, Japanese game industry, Japanese video games, Marvel Cinematic Universe, Marvel Entertainment, mobile games, Nintendo, Nintendo NX, No Man's Sky, Oculus Rift, People Can Fly, personal computers, PlayStation VR, predictions, Psychonauts 2, Reddit, Sharp, smart watches, smartphones, social media, Sony, Star Citizen, Steam Controller, Steam Machines, SteamOS, technology, The Division, Tim Schafer, Twitter, Ubisoft, Valve, video games, video games press, Virtual Reality, Watch_Dogs, YouTube, YouTube Red 2 Comments
Steam Refunds Are Only A Good Thing (With Video)
So Steam Refunds, who saw that one coming? I sure as Hell didn’t. After many years of providing some of the worst customer service ever and a series of other severe missteps, Valve blew everyone’s mind by announcing that you’ll now … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Predictions, Video Games Tagged game retail, indie games, PC games, Steam, Steam refunds, Valve, video games, video games press Leave a comment
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
Steam's Flickering Greenlight
I’m a huge fan of both Valve and Steam. I think Gabe Newell and many of the other employees at the company are some of the smartest in gaming and that almost every segment of this industry (and many others … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Video Games Tagged Greenlight, indie games, Steam, Valve, video games 4 Comments
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
In the interests of disclosure: I've downgraded my OUYA pledge for unrelated reasons
Not being a journalist, this is not actually required of me but since I’ve been sticking up for the OUYA project against what I feel is some undeserved and hypocritical cynicism, I feel it’s important to be honest about this. … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Tablets, Technology, Video Games Tagged Android, indie games, Kickstarter, OUYA, video games 1 Comment