Video Game Overanalysis

This is my FINAL piece on GamerGate. It is also a continuation of my previous piece, "Gaming Going Right?" I had originally in...

No matter what your position regarding GamerGate was, there's no denying that it left an impact on gaming culture. The end of the old ...

We've won. There's no two ways about it, we've won. We set out to put ethics in games journalism, and we did. We got Leigh Ale...

It's been a year since Eron Gjoni posted "thezoepost", a giant post detailing the personal failings and the abuse he had s...

*note*This piece was written as an assignment for one of my classes in college, but by my own decision I opted not to turn this in and ins...

Brianna Wu, known to Gamergate as Literally Wu, is a game developer who made that notorious game, Revolution 60, a game that's been pan...

Two days ago, I wrote a blog on Jonathan McIntosh's stance on the need for games that are "not fun". McIntosh, for those luck...

I just came out of reading a Dr Nerdlove blog, titled "What we talk about when we talk about Gamergate", yet another piece from t...

The following is an analysis to an anti Gamergate cartoon that was propagated by a Facebook group that I had given my support until today. ...

I'll be honest with you people: When I started this blog, I never expected it to reach 100 posts. And when I was making it a habit to w...

I'd like to say a few quick words in regards to the biggest concern regarding GamerGate: ethics and free speech. Ethics is the philos...

Dear Adam Sessler:   Your words are those of a comfortable man, a man who has never in his life had to confront the horrors of war sa...

It's hard to believe that the biggest controversy to hit the gaming community since Jack Thompson's anti gaming crusade started...