Vista discriminates poor
This is yet another post ranting on the negative aspects of having Vista as an operating system. So! I went to the CEX store in Boston today, with high hopes […]
Category Archives: ::Games::
Obama Campaign and Games
When Alec Ross said that the Obama campaign was “citizen-centered” and that it invested in new media tools, I bet he wasn’t referring to games. But Obama fans have taken […]
Blocked- or not?
While running some tests for the Open Net Initiative while I’m in Korea, I’ve interestingly discovered that most of the sites that are “blocked” for me are not because the […]
evolution of a game portal
Kongregate is an interesting game portal, somewhat different from the other ones I’ve seen. Its manner of growth, in particular, may be a unique case study. For starters, I found […]
I hate Professor Layton
I admit it. I hate Professor Layton. Not the game, although the game wasn’t the best I’ve ever played. [More about the game is in my review on Professor Layton, […]
No games for Vista
As an avid PC game player it annoys me that Vista can’t run most of the games that were made for XP, 2000, etc. Sure, the ones that are being […]
Don’t get mad, get freeware and get even
It’s been quite a while since the Internet became the unofficial agora of the 21st century, but Web users are now expressing themselves on cyberspace through more than just text […]
The hottest sports action in Korea is computerized
Some of the hottest sporting action this summer is taking place on computer screens. Crowds of thousands lined the beaches in Busan and Seoul’s Olympic Park recently for separate computer […]
D. Yvette Wohn 