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Monthly Archives: June 2015
Crowdfunding and Shenmue 3: Where We Are and What It Means
A couple years back I wrote an article about how Crowdfunding was increasingly a route for independent developers to use to jump start and create their passion products. I asked the question as to when we would see bigger developers … Continue reading
Posted in gaming, Kickstarter, Shenmue, video games
Tagged e3, Gaming, Kickstarter, Shenmue, sociology, sony, Video game
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Study Suggest 23% of Kids Consider Playing Video Games a Form of Physical Activity
The Youth Sports Trust, a group the does advocacy for physical education and physical well-being, has compiled a report on the status of today’s youth. The report is pretty well done, with a lot of insights about how technology is … Continue reading
Madden 16 Will Add Female Fans to Their In-Game crowds
“We’re here to recognize the amazing milestone in gaming that EA Sports has undertaken with this year’s Madden 16. In a gaming climate where diversity and representation is an ongoing struggle, this brave gaming company has shown that they are … Continue reading
Games That Make A Difference: Zoo U
It’s time to talk about games, but we’re not going to talk about any ol’ ordinary games; we’re going to talk about games that make a difference. These posts are going to be about games that have some sort of … Continue reading
Posted in Education, gaming, video games
Tagged Child development, education, Gaming, sociology, Video Games
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The Strong Museum Announces First Inductees To Video Game Hall of Fame
The Strong Museum, also known as the National Museum of Play, has announced their inductees to their first few inductees to their video game hall of fame. Who made the cut? Spoiler: You won’t be surprised by their choices! Let’s … Continue reading
