Okay, so there’s this. In case you’re a non-clicker-reader, that link talks about yet another irritating outsider writing up a loony article about racism in games. “Why is it loony?” you might ask, heart all a-flutter. Not because there’s not racism in games, oh no. It’s because the examples they pick out are absolutely, one hundred percent off the mark and racist free. Let’s take a quick look, shall we?
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Sep 122010
‘Sibley Put’ is where Josh Sibley, real American hero, boldly and unabashedly dissects the hot-button issues of modern video gaming and its surrounding culture. Everything he says is to be taken as personally as possible, so get those brows ready for some serious-ass furrowing. You babies.
Mar 072010
‘Sibley Put’ is where Josh Sibley, real American hero, boldly and unabashedly dissects the hot-button issues of modern video gaming and its surrounding culture. Everything he says is to be taken as personally as possible, so get those brows ready for some serious-ass furrowing. You babies.
I want to bring to light a couple of things I saw today that dovetail nicely with a couple of points I was making in the latest podcast.
First, there’s this. They really nailed the aesthetic of those old game commercials from my childhood. It’s actually really difficult to make something properly aged and weathered, and I appreciate the craftsmanship there.
Beyond that, this is probably the worst case of pandering I’ve ever seen in my life.

