Are Bloggers Journalists… Debate Continues
As the power of the Internet continues to grow, like the oceans to the shore, it continues to change the shape of so much of the world around us. One Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: gaming
In Defense of: War is My Love
Due to the success of such “crossovers” as Olivia Munn and career-boosting abilities for people such as Sara Jean Underwood, the video game industry has become a bridge for entertainers Continue Reading →
Interview with Ultra Mega Deathray
When David Giltinan of Ultra Mega Deathray reached out and asked me to do an interview about my work with Gamers United, I was honored. I know everyone says it, Continue Reading →
Warming Up to the Mic
If practice makes perfect then I need to keep practicing, but I have to admit I have had so much fun each time I have had the pleasure of working Continue Reading →
Girl Gamers Don’t Exist.
By categorizing me as a “girl gamer” you are implying that I am somehow special, or different. When nearly half of all gamers are female, why is this descriptor necessary? Continue Reading →
Why GDC?
Independent bloggers and video gaming enthusiasts sites often have to pick and choose between conventions such as E3 [Electronic Entertainment Expo], Penny Arcade Expo [PAX], Toyko Game Show [TGS] and the Continue Reading →
Ass-Kicking, Sexy, Smart, Girls – Can’t Be Real
Female characters in fighting games have always been standard operating procedure; for me, it was the appeal of fighting games. I liked not having to be the boy trying to Continue Reading →
Partying with Playboy and Playstation
Since Sony announced the new handheld at E3 last year it has been more than “highly anticipated” by the video game industry. A big announcement with bigger promises required a Continue Reading →
To Lydia with Love, From Nedopak
My super talented and funny friend, Kristen Nedopak, produced a short accurately portraying the relationship most Skyrim players have for Lydia. In Kristen’s own words, this is “an Ode to Continue Reading →
Dom’s Revenge
I love to sing. Truly, but since you cannot actually hear the way I am declaring my love, let me repeat for emphasis. I lo0ove to sing! A few months ago, Continue Reading →