Alan VanCouvering and Bob Painter take gamers on a virtual tour around the city.

Veteran FPS developers from an award-winning team are helming this title.

Balancing video games with the day job and trying to sleep comfortably in my car at lunch. Ah, the plights of the man-child.

The passing of the Voice for many generations and the birth of the Voice for many generations to come.

Next to writing screenplays for a living, writing video games for a living is my dream.

I’ve been playing video games since the Atari 2600 when I thought I was gosu for being able to “dodge” enemy lasers on Berserk by letting the lasers pass through the pixels that separated my avatar’s head from his body. Damn, those little Psylon dudes were irritating, especially when you bumped up the Difficulty lever a couple of times and the bad guys fired an endless stream of lasers.

Of course video games have come a long way since then, but I’ve been there each step of the way, playing Nintendos, Playstations, Xboxs and finally settling on the PC.

The Root of Dungeon’s & Dragons Gary Gygax passed away on March 4, 2008. For those who don’t know of him, Gygax was one of the founders of Dungeons & Dragons back in the 70′s. At its creation, D&D was a role-playing game that pioneered the genre. If you’ve never played one, the best way [...]

The movie industry is huge business. The amount of money that producers have to shell out for actors (half the budget right there, if you’re looking for A-listers), writers, special effects, crew and marketing is astronomical. That’s why you see less and less original work coming out of Hollywood. Any film requiring a budget over [...]

Pressure, pressure, pressure. I told myself that I would get a blog post out once a day. It’s good for the ol’ writing skills and fun for search engines looking for new content. But here I am with 10–scratch that–9 minutes to midnight with nothing to show for it. What was the delay? A video [...]