November 16th
…that you’re making the new bad TV.”
Elsewhere, Jason Rice weaves together Sleep No More, The Stanley Parable, The Walking Dead, and player performance, looking toward the future of interactivity.
SOMETHING YOU ALREADY KNEW BUT THAT SCIENCE HAS NOW CONFIRMED
According to a new study by the Queensland University of Technology, playing video games improves children’s emotional, social, and psychological well-being. The study also finds that playing video games together as a family can help build stronger family bonds.
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BIG GUNS
With new consoles comes the…