Here is a meme: Being grateful for everyday things. Sounds very wise. There are indeed things we use every day that we often take for granted.
I was going to say that an everyday thing I’m grateful for is the OpenGL Extension Registry and the way it provides some nice low-level tools and access to some of the newer and more robust rendering paths, but then I realized that was sort of trite. I mean, everyone probably uses that one, right?
I guess it depends on what you do every day…
If Star Wars Was Made in 2006?
Imagine if the original Star Wars hadn't appeared in the 1970's, but instead was pitched to studios in 2006. How would that turn out?
Lost Laughs in Leisure Suit Larry
Why was this classic adventure game so funny in the 80's, and why did it stop being funny?
Resident Evil 4
Who is this imbecile and why is he wandering around Europe unsupervised?
The Dumbest Cutscene
This is it. This is the dumbest cutscene ever created for a AAA game. It's so bad it's simultaneously hilarious and painful. This is "The Room" of video game cutscenes.
A Telltale Autopsy
What lessons can we learn from the abrupt demise of this once-impressive games studio?
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