Maggie Greene's posts

The LA Times had a nice industry-focused series of articles earlier this week, and the one that really caught my…

Gamasutra's been publishing an interesting series on what the non-target audience gamers want out of their gaming…

A gold farming/money laundering ring in South Korea has been accused of moving somewhere in the neighborhood of $38…

An article in Science magazine discussing why Spore flunks various kinds of science after close scrutiny by a…

Edmund McMillen (of Aether, Gish, and the game that shall not be named) is back with Meat Boy, a challenging little…

Just joining the rest of the world in pursuing the magical (giant) Chinese market, Cartoon Network has announced…

I stumbled across this "review" of World of Goo courtesy the boys at Rock, Paper, Shotgun and nearly ruined my…

Simon Carless, publisher of Gamasutra and one of my favorite people in the world of gaming journalism, contents…

We mentioned that the Academy of Machinima Arts and Sciences was looking for a few good flicks back in August; they…

Tom Endo has an interesting musing up over at the Escapist on the subject of guns, games, and game design — the…

Despite the fact that I spend my nonexistent spare time writing for Kotaku and being pretty immersed in the wild,…

Variety's Ben Fritz posted an interesting response to Leigh Alexander's rant on game criticism (inspired by reviews…

Gamasutra has a fun essay up from Ben Schneider, formerly of Iron Lore Entertainment and currently narrative…

Last week, we mentioned a LiveScience article checking out the educational uses of WoW; in my never-ending attempt…

There's a very interesting article over at Eludamos, one of the open-access academic journals that's done a nice…

Masaya Matsuura of NanaOn-Sha (PaRappa et al.) has a wonderful opinion piece over at Gamasutra on the future of…

Corvus of Man Bytes Blog has been posting an interesting series over the past month, contemplating issues of the…

In the battle over technological dominance, audio is one area that's usually ignored — Alexander Brandon set out to…

I'm usually OK with soundtracks as long as they don't actively annoy me; of course, it's nice when they do…

Surprise! WoW may be good for you (or rather, good for kids): LiveScience has a nice little piece up on the myriad…