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It’s early 2005. My brother has just started working with an experienced mentor at the workplace he intends to make his career. They get along well, so they sometimes talk more casually. At the time, my brother plays a lot of Halo 2. He’s pretty good at headshots with the BR. He goes on toContinue reading “Boom, Headshot!”

In July 2010, the Nolan film Inception premiered. It has since been said that the film was “A multilayered, self-reflexive action film that fires on all cylinders, manipulating time through meticulous editing to deliver a hard-hitting cinematic experience.”(1) Others felt, “[T]he real cause of wonder […] is why Nolan should have embraced technocratic complexity inContinue reading “A Love Letter to Cyberpunk 2077”

For years, I’ve told friends and colleagues that I think game stories suck. A perspective that most can relate to, but only as an intellectual topic far from practical reality. People nod their heads, then happily play and continue making story-driven games anyway. I believe that there’s room for a discussion about game story, whatContinue reading “Future Game Story”