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First draft of MGS2 Review script complete
It’s just the first draft, but I’m quite proud of it. With a few changes it would be good enough to publish as an article here, but I’ve also got the video to go with it, so now it’s just … Continue reading
Google+ page
Most of you probably have a Google+ account but don’t do anything with it. Well, now you do: swing by our new G+ page and tell me… Your favorite article on this site What you think about the future of … Continue reading
Updates and non-updates
You may notice that I’ve added the links to our Twitter, YouTube, and Formspring on the right side of the page. I’m sure you know what you can do with those. (Maybe not the Formspring. That place seems to have … Continue reading
Posted in News, Site
Tagged 404, formspring, the unofficial site, tus, twitter, youtube
The True Story of How I Got My Fan Art Prize
Yeah that’s supposed to be Yoji Shinkawa and Christopher Walken. I was making progress on the Walken and kind of gave up by the end, but you get the point.
Posted in Site
Tagged bandana, christopher walken, contest, fan art, prize, t-shirt, true story, yoji shinkawa
Pictures of victory
Remember when I won 10th place in the Kojima Productions Fan Art Contest by drawing a depressed-looking Chrisopher Walken dressed as Solid Snake? They praised me on their podcast, and promised to send me some cool stuff. Well the time has … Continue reading
Posted in Site
Tagged 10th place, bandana, christopher walken, contest, fan art, kojima productions, prize, t-shirt, victory

Video game article update
You know what’s surprisingly more difficult than analyzing specific areas of a particular video game franchise? Writing a short article about real-world economics, politics and the cultural state of affairs in a way that’s accurate, balanced, interesting to read, and … Continue reading →