Monthly Archives: August 2010

Video game movies tend to be bad because Hollywood directors don’t care, and often create characters and inflate action and special effects to sell tickets. Gamers deserve better movies!

The unique localized travel experience of the updated Jewel Trader.

What is the meaning of “mobile entertainment” ? How will “mobile development” develop as a meaningful part of the entertainment industry? Possible answers in the film and games industry.

Lessons in risk-reward analysis from a scene from the movie Rounders which can be applied to many business situations.

Deadly Premonition is an amazing action/adventure game (and I guess, in some aspects, a horror survival game) that is currently out for theXbox 360.

Appsolute Media today announced the launch of an iPad version of “Celebrity Dead or Alive,” a fast-paced trivia game…

Who would make the ideal video game life companion? A list of video game women who are each wonderfully unique in her own way, with good and bad traits.

The development of Jewel Trader, from a boring Flash Game into a new and exciting app for the iPhone.

A little waxing poetic and waning intellectual, as I share my thoughts and impressions of mobile technology and digital culture in general, in my first few months off the boat.

In Red Dead Redemption, collectibles come in the form of “ambient challenges”, shooting, hunting, herb collecting and treasure hunting. Hunting stood out to me, and because of all the time I spent in the game wandering around looking for tiny critters to brutally shoot and skin, I feel like I have my own true tales from the Wild West.