Changing culture, one gamerscore at a time.

Just a quick update, as you may have noticed my posts went from a fair few to zero this week. I was up in Coventry, and now I’m back.

There you have it. That was the update.

I’ve got a big bit of work I’m ploughing into tonight which will go live tomorrow, and that will be eventually followed by my biggest bit of work to date later this summer, I’m hoping. Expect a Resolution feature tomorrow, Plot Wholes on Wednesday, and a review of Red Faction: Guerilla for Ve3tro later in the month.

As for some weekly interesting bits to read:

This is an example of Shamus “Broken Pixels” Young’s new column (well, I say new, but it’s a few months old at this point), and for the most part, it’s fairly good stuff to read. Of course, whenever someone starts a new column they’ll cover the bases (DRM/piracy, videogame violence, and E3), and this is an example of his work post base-covering. Sometimes I think he’s about to segue into outright flamebating, but for the most part he makes some good points about some of the unrealistic expectations we have every year at E3.

Yahtzee makes some great points about moral choices in videogames in an off-on-a-British-scale-tangent rant during his review of inFAMOUS (I can’t stand writing titles like that). Worth a listen, as for those who have stopped watching him because he’s become too “samey” recently, his reviews have lately seen a huge return to the witty originality that made him so damn famous in the first place.

Enjoy your Sunday evening.