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DanielWordsmith
Posted at September 11, 2020

Last time, I talked about how the Deep Roads were secretly the best part of Dragon Age: Origins. I also

DanielWordsmith
Posted at September 10, 2020

Dragon Age 4, or whatever they end up calling it, is still a long way off if the behind the

DanielWordsmith
Posted at August 14, 2020

PC and console gamers tend to have a pretty low opinion of mobile games, assuming we think about them at

ailenmanfredi
Posted at August 7, 2020

Visiting the Museum of Tolerance was an unforgettable experience. The Museum largely focuses on intolerance regarding ethnic origin, religion, and

DanielWordsmith
Posted at July 25, 2020

A few days ago, I posted an article about moral choice systems in games. The next day Microsoft went ahead

DanielWordsmith
Posted at July 11, 2020

The year is 1962, and the world teeters on the brink of nuclear war. The Soviet Union has crumbled beneath

DanielWordsmith
Posted at July 3, 2020

Something you might not know about me is that I like board games. I don’t play them very often because

seannduffyy
Posted at July 2, 2020

While in my previous article I talked about the world of The Last Airbender and its real-world influences; now I’d

ailenmanfredi
Posted at July 1, 2020

General Macbeth and Oliver de Bois are the two characters of Shakespeare’s plays “The tragedy of Macbeth” and “As you like it” respectively. In both

seannduffyy
Posted at June 30, 2020

Avatar: The Last Airbender first aired way back in February of 2005 and ran until 2008 with three seasons (or

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