Steam reviews are usually a hellscape that players weaponize to grind their axes, but in the days following Microsoft’s closing of beloved Bethesda studios, some players are using them
To preface, I know this should not bother me, or really make me feel any sort of way. In an era where nonsensical brand deals that render narratives entirely incoherent
To play Crow Country is to believe in a fiction. It is a gorgeous, hazy memory of a summer spent playing Silent Hill or Parasite Eve or Galerians or whatever
Following Microsoft’s abrupt closure of four Bethesda studios earlier this week, increasingly dumb details keep coming out about the logic–if you could call it that–behind the decision.
Last week a card game that it feels like nobody had ever even heard of--and which featured card art created by machines and an NFT grift on the side--turned up
This week, Microsoft — a company that already announced layoffs of 1,900 game workers earlier this year — once again took the scythe to its own workforce, shuttering four Bethesda studios
You might remember that I am a pretty sub-par musician. This is despite playing a whole bunch of instruments, including the guitar, cello, alto and tenor saxes, and now the
I spent pretty much all of last week playing through five Call of Duty campaigns, and at the end of it I had two overriding thoughts. The first was that
As I grow older I find myself becoming more charitable to certain movies. If a film does three really interesting things, even if it’s a bit of a mess,
It’s another day in the darkest timeline: Microsoft announced today that it’s closing four Bethesda studios, following on the heels of wider layoffs in January. According to an
