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Monthly Archives: March 2014
Kilmercast Episode 5
Time for Kilmercast ep.5, in which we talk about Macgruber, the only film with Chekhov’s celery-in-the-butt. Listen here or subscribe and rate on iTunes!
On He Never Showed Up
Andi McClure made He Never Showed Up, a game about getting stood up in the rain. 1. This is a game about time. Or, rather, it is about an absence in time, about waiting for a moment that never really comes. … Continue reading
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Tagged andi mcclure, he never showed up, indie game, video games
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Social Cybernetics: Stereo (1969)
This is the first part of a series of posts where I watch and write about all the films of David Cronenberg. If you enjoy this post, consider supporting this blog on Patreon. There is a point in Stereo where a reader … Continue reading
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Tagged david cronenberg, film, stereo
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Support Critical Distance on Patreon
Kris Ligman has recently put up a Patreon page for Critical Distance, and suggest you support it if you like the world of videogame criticism. Kris does an immense amount of work on Critical Distance, and I’m glad that there’s a way … Continue reading
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Review of South Park: The Stick of Truth at Paste
You can read my review of South Park: The Stick of Truth over at Paste today. I came away pretty ambivalent about the game itself, but in awe of what Obsidian did with the material. So much of the gameplay elements are wonderful and … Continue reading
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Tagged paste magazine, review, south park: the stick of truth, video games
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Game Criticism Time Machine: Seanbeanland on WoW
Game Criticism Time Machine is a weekly series where I find game criticism from more than a year ago, post an excerpt, and encourage you to read the piece. As far as RPG quests go, this was about as stereotypical … Continue reading
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Tagged Game Criticism Time Machine, video games, world of warcraft
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this cage is worms 