Why is there, to my knowledge no video game almost "equivalent" to something like Pitchfork for music?

Game Connection?

People who work full time 9-5. How do you balance work and gaming?

Fixed prices weren't common until the 19th century, most fantasy games are conveniently capitalistic

Unpopular opinion: climbing in games is actually good

Marketing research regarding reasons for purchasing cosmetic/aesthetic items in videogames.

TW3 is incredibly special to me. It’s helped me through some really difficult times and for a long time i’ve wanted to make a video explaining why. So here goes.

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Why Is Game Optimization Getting Worse?

Remember when.. (game file sizes)

I feel bad for declining invites from ppl I know, but I can't help it.

The Difficulty Problem

What do you think about the future of live-service single player games ?

Are you ready to insert the final coin?

I’m probably in the minority but I always prefer third person perspective when given the option in games

[Question] What makes a game cinematic?

/r/truegaming casual talk

Main story vs open world. An antithetical combo

As a gamer, I always wondered which games are truly the most popular… so I made this

Indiana Jones and the Great Cutscenes [no spoilers]

Sudden Epiphany of Value and Enjoyment

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How to learn to play?

1mo

I love Battlefield so much I got a PhD in it. I tried to explain to my friends why it's so good. How did I do?

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NEED HELP FINDING A BANNED GERMEN VIDEO GAME

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If Halo:CE was originally released on pc back in 2001, how would it have been received?

1mo

How much do you value storytelling through non-traditional design elements?

1mo

99.99% of the lore and aesthetics of the Bethesda games, and the show, is borrowed from the first 2 Fallout games. Why do you think everything since then, except for New Vegas, has struggled to add anything new to the Fallout series?

1mo

Why do some modern games feel big but not deep?

1mo

How much is natural talent a factor for competitive games?

1mo

What needs to be done to perfect AI NPCs? Could this ever be done right?

1mo

How much does our nostalgia shape the way we judge older games

1mo

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I love when games are in total harmony with a console

Does a game studio's workplace culture affect whether you buy their games? (Research Survey)

What is a game that truly changed you?

When a gameplay tricks you into your breathing exercises

Why is there, to my knowledge no video game almost "equivalent" to something like Pitchfork for music?

Game Connection?

People who work full time 9-5. How do you balance work and gaming?

Fixed prices weren't common until the 19th century, most fantasy games are conveniently capitalistic

Unpopular opinion: climbing in games is actually good

Marketing research regarding reasons for purchasing cosmetic/aesthetic items in videogames.

TW3 is incredibly special to me. It’s helped me through some really difficult times and for a long time i’ve wanted to make a video explaining why. So here goes.

Boss Fight Books

Why Is Game Optimization Getting Worse?

Remember when.. (game file sizes)

I feel bad for declining invites from ppl I know, but I can't help it.

The Difficulty Problem

What do you think about the future of live-service single player games ?

Are you ready to insert the final coin?

I’m probably in the minority but I always prefer third person perspective when given the option in games

[Question] What makes a game cinematic?

/r/truegaming casual talk

Main story vs open world. An antithetical combo

As a gamer, I always wondered which games are truly the most popular… so I made this

Indiana Jones and the Great Cutscenes [no spoilers]

Sudden Epiphany of Value and Enjoyment

How to learn to play?

I love Battlefield so much I got a PhD in it. I tried to explain to my friends why it's so good. How did I do?

NEED HELP FINDING A BANNED GERMEN VIDEO GAME

If Halo:CE was originally released on pc back in 2001, how would it have been received?

How much do you value storytelling through non-traditional design elements?

99.99% of the lore and aesthetics of the Bethesda games, and the show, is borrowed from the first 2 Fallout games. Why do you think everything since then, except for New Vegas, has struggled to add anything new to the Fallout series?

Why do some modern games feel big but not deep?

How much is natural talent a factor for competitive games?

What needs to be done to perfect AI NPCs? Could this ever be done right?

How much does our nostalgia shape the way we judge older games