I found Dan Hsu’s blog today. It’s about his experiences as a gaming journalist at EGM. Check out all three parts if you are interested in how advertising and pr folks influence coverage of the industry.
I was inspired to write a smidgen of a blog post about my limited experience with public relations influence over how games are reviewed. VGT [...]
I was cleaning this weekend and came across one of my old high school yearbooks. I’m not one to reminisce about high school on a regular basis, but it’s certainly handy for Facebook friend requests. I can’t remember half the people that supposedly knew me back then.
While flipping through the pages, I came across a wilted, previously pink flower that [...]
I sat in a coffee shop today and browsed the music on a friend’s laptop. I browsed by albums for a while but eventually found Ben Folds new album by an artist search. I queued up the music and sat there listening to the tracks while sipping my Splenda-filled jolt of caffeine.
Of course all I had was my [...]
I loaded custom firmware on my PSP today, much to my own technical dismay. I tried using Gizmodo’s method, but it was complete crap. I delved into the web and found other means. The PSP is easily the most useless of my portable devices. Besides Skype, I really don’t use it for much else. I’m going to try and download [...]
I discovered TweetDeck yesterday. The design is ridiculously productive, yet the web keyword feature can easily suck away hours of your life. I watched the iPhone feed and started firing off helpful replies incessantly. The outcome is another handful of Twitter followers. It’s a fantastic tool to find Twitter users with similar interests. It’s not bad for local connections, but [...]
I took Chris Brogan’s advice today and beefed up my LinkedIn page a bit. I added a bit of a summary and linked out to the RSS feed on this blog. I also wrote a recommendation for a fellow writer. I’ve really started to notice an increase in networking lately and I’m attributing it to LinkedIn, especially after adding so [...]
Just wanted to give a quick shout-out to the makers of Braid. The art direction is utterly amazing as you can see above. A couple drawbacks are that it’s too short and costs too much ($15) on XBLA. It would have been priced appropriately at $10.
I did the freak-out dance today in public when a bee landed on my arm [...]




