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more about #gamesforchange BubbleF**kingBuddy: This isn't going to turn into a comic industry thing, where people buy up "special edition" copies of games until the industry crashes, right? more » Boom-Chicka-Ah: Here to Create a Star Commenter Empire: not while Hilary Clinton is alive more » Miguel Lescano: The George Clooney Center at Sesame Street? more » excel_excel: Gamecube controllers!? Wait those girls playing Brawl? Alright. keep it real girls! more » Theoutlet: Yes. Something like this only makes sense. As more children play video games so should we use this too our advantage as a way of teaching them. You... more » Curse lily: Well i will be needing some funding for my research in the field of "this fall games flood" anyone want to Invest in it? more » Mister Jack urges you to buy Machinarium: It's true! I bought a Leapster and now I'm reading at almost a fourth grade level! But me still don't does right the good grammars. more » DukeOfPwn: Nation is already investing in video games, people with common sense point out. more » Boom-Chicka-Ah: Here to Create a Star Commenter Empire: experiments give light to new experiences in gaming. i for one hope this works and it is great to see that developers are taking different mediums int... more » Boom-Chicka-Ah: Here to Create a Star Commenter Empire: expiriments give more » Svenjers: God, I hated writing on this piece. How this could translate into something even mildly entertaining is beyond me. Philosophy in games is great and al... more » Erwin: If this game retains the same message as the book, the sheer power of the irony involved will keep California lit for the next 30 years. more » Drogmir: This will be interesting to see how they would turn this into a video game that's actually fun to play. Preferably without butchering the Source mater... more » Antiterra: Can't wait for Moby Dick, where you have to destroy Moby Dick's thousand-strong army of killer orcas, bloodthirsty dolphins and giant octopuses before... more » roscoe: i am not too fond of this idea. i feel that the interwebz is creating a larger and larger gap of disconnect in people. i mean, look at facebook, myspa... more » potatojenkins: I hate game journalism. It's the worst, most pedestrian "journalism" there is. Proof? Look at any preview, news, review, or anything from any game jou... more » yeah write: As a print journalist at a healthy and thriving business oriented publication, I think journalists are their own worst enemy when it comes to the deat... more » Kenny: Mmmmm, I love colons!: Darfur really looks like that? A bit of a stereotypical representation don't you think? Looks like Starvin' Marvin's home town. more » BubbleF**kingBuddy: That's almost impossible to do without presenting a biased outcome. more » -
#politics
Nation Should Invest In Video Games, Says Study
The Joan Ganz Clooney Center at Sesame Workshop released a study today that names video games as an untapped federal resource for change in America's youth. More » -
#risks
Walden: The Game Is In Development
EA can't have all the fun turning great books into video games. Tracy Fullerton wants to turn Henry David Thoreau's classic into one too. More » -
#journalism
Games As Journalism: A Quick Fix For A Dying Medium?
An Online Journalism Blog article says that traditional news outlets need to start making video games that either replace or improve the delivery of news stories. More » -
#gamesforchange08
Reaching Students In A New Way: Sandra Day O'Connor Talks Our Courts Game
Alarmingly, American teenagers are far more educated about entertainment media and pop culture than they are about their own government. For example, 59 percent of teens can name the Three Stooges, but only 41 percent can name the three branches of the U.S. government. 94 percent of teens know that Will Smith is the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air - but only 2.2 percent can name the current Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. More » -
