E3 is all about presentation and it can be hard to see through some of the smoke and mirrors. But there's genuine…
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Some game makers spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on gigantic displays to draw the attention of E3 visitors.…
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Even at a show like E3 which is an escape from much of the rest of the world, a person's anxieties about real world…
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Kotaku comic artist Elizabeth Simins got to play #IDARB at E3 this week, a minimalist indie game with countless…
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Just because being at E3 means playing a ton of games doesn't mean you kick every game's ass. But as Kotaku comic…
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Have you ever wished you could be in the audience at one of E3's big press conferences? Kotaku comic artist Elizabeth…
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Kotaku's resident comic artist, Elizabeth Simins, is on the ground at E3 2014, where the realization of a childhood…
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Gaming's Feminist Illuminati t-shirt design by Elizabeth Simins. She has a great webcomic called Bad at Games:
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2014 is still young and the bets are still on, so what will it be for video games in this new year? Comic-creating…
They just might be hiring over at the evil corporation featured in Resident Evil games. The comic strip…
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Artist Elizabeth Simins has completed the final chapter of her wonderful four-part series Manic Pixel Dream Girl, in which she takes a long look back at her life growing up as a girl who plays video games. I recommend reading the whole thing from the top, and you can read the final chapter on its own here.
Go check out Manic Pixel Dream Girl, a wonderful comic miniseries by Elizabeth Simins about growing up as a girl who likes video games. Part three just went up yesterday, and there's still one more part to go.