| By JimmerCrackCorn, on January 15th, 2012%  Hey everyone, my name is Austin Bumpus, aka JimmerCrackCorn, and I would like to introduce myself to you all with this first article of mine. For a little information about myself, I am a journalist who writes about sports and video games. I am also a YouTube gaming commentator, where I make videos of . . . → Read More: Game of the Year Debate: Skyrim vs. Arkham City By TGRStaff, on June 8th, 2010% Alex Shaw looks at how games have evolved over the years and where we can expect them to go in the future. . . . → Read More: The Evolution of Genre By Andy Johnson, on December 29th, 2009% Just like cinema in its early decades, video games have always been driven on by a breakneck pace of technological progress. As with other software, the history of games has been tied firmly to the history of the computing platforms on which games are developed and played; just as the first computers were big enough . . . → Read More: By the Numbers: The Lost Art of Procedural Generation By TGRStaff, on February 24th, 2008% This year’s keynote speech by Ray Kurzweil at the 2008 Game Developers Conference addressed quite an important topic: the next 20 years in gaming. Given the subject, we thought we would celebrate this event by whipping out our own crystal balls and make an attempt to predict what just may (or in this case probably . . . → Read More: The Next 20 Years in Gaming By TGRStaff, on February 6th, 2008% The latest data reported by Nielsen Media Research, that surveyed American men from 18 to 34, found that 48% regularly play video games, for almost 3 hours per day, on average. While this is no surprise to anyone who really understands the gamer identity, the buzz on the gamer circuit seems to have provoked a . . . → Read More: Gamers Issue Message to Stop Hatin’ | |