Journals week in review: gaming from Opposable Thumbs
August 9, 2008
In gaming news this week, EA says it doesn't want to make any "crappy" licensed games any more, Geometry Wars 2 rocks, and more price cuts for the Xbox 360 may be on the way.
Prof copyrights study questions to fend off web cheat sheets
A University of Florida professor has taken to copyrighting his course lectures and study questions in order to go after sites like "Einstein's Notes" that promise an easy A at U of F.Read More...
Review: Pass on `NCAA Football 09: All-Play' (AP)
AP - If the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 versions of "NCAA Football 09" are the starting seniors, then Wii owners might feel like redshirt freshmen with EA Sports' first college football game for Nintendo's popular gaming console. 
Taste and decency
The complicated business of rating games in the UK
04/25/08
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What Videogames Teach Us About Security
Security expert Gary McGraw says online games forecast the future of software security.
10/17/08
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JOBA APPEARANCE WORTH THE WEIGHT
Joba Chamberlain received nearly as grand an ovation during his visit to Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club yesterday as he did when he was introduced at Yankee Stadium on Opening...
04/03/08
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Ideas & Trends: The Fuzzier Crystal Ball
When technology evolves so rapidly that the present already feels like the future, can there be another visionary author like Arthur C. Clarke?
03/23/08
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The week in gaming: the Force is Unleashed, intentional glitches, and an NES cartridge
This week in gaming saw a the release of the disappointing Force Unleashed, some intentional Fable glitches, and a retro-themed, limited edition release of Mega man 9 on an NES cartridge.Read More...
Studios Grumble About Pre-Owned Game Sales
Rather predictably, video game publishers are clubbing the notion of recirculated games like sullen cavemen ejected from the municipal fireside powwow. The latest grumbler: Marty O'Donnell, Bungie's audio director, who says that smaller studios are in for bumpy financials...
Game reviews: the ugly path from publisher to publishing
In the world of game writing, reviewers few ways of fighting the control that publishers and PR companies have over their livelihoods. The ugly business of reviewing games is a hot topic right now, and deserves to be explored. Read More...