Scott Jennings

Mark Warner visited Second Life as part of his presidential bid. Really… can I add anything else? I mean, I could ask if he ended up wearing a box on his head or if a blue fox tried to cyber him, but really… nothing I say could top the surrealness

There’s a couple of threads going on at Quarter to Three discussing Battlefield 2142, and specifically its alliance with IGA Advertising, and thus the ability to enjoy tasty Fanta ads while defending Earth from Zur and the Ko-Dan Armada or whatever. In-game advertising is not a trend

Keith Olbermann had some great things to say last night about the junta-longing Donald Rumsfeld. Since too few of you watch it (I guess you’d rather laugh at Bill O’Reilly’s Stephen Colbert imitation) you can watch it here. Video clip digitized by Crooks and Liars. For

This is some kind of very clever parody of gaming journalism. You know you’re in trouble when your gaming is interrupted by a scream of “come on you f**kers, who’s first?” Things generally go south from there if, when you turn around, you find a completely naked

She really doesn’t like pickles. I’m not sure what the logic is behind some of this. “I’m really scared of pickles.” “Come with us to the pickle factory!” “OK!”

Industry analysts DFC Intelligence answer the question: is it even possible to compete with World of Warcraft any more?\’c2\~ (Hint: yes.) The game has raised the bar for MMOG products, particularly in terms of revenue generation. However, there are some fundamental misconceptions about the game that are particularly problematic.