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Tag Archives: ken levine
A Quick Note About Criticism and Bioshock Infinite
SPOILERZ FOR BIOSHOCK INFINITY AND BEYOND: THE RECKONINGThere is some video game adage that I have heard a few times that goes something like this: a video game gets more testing in the first week of release than it does … Continue reading
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Tagged art, bioshock infinite, daniel joseph, ken levine, video games
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Kill Screen Interviews Ken Levine
I am going to see Jacques Ranciere later today, so I don’t have time to make a well thought-out post, but I did happen to see this fascinating interview with Ken Levine that Kill Screen posted the other day. I recommend reading the … Continue reading
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Tagged aesthetics, bioshock infinite, interview, ken levine, video games
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this cage is worms 