In which I forget the thing you’re not supposed to forget.
Author: coorlim
Author of the Galvanic Century and Shadow Decade series, retrogamer, leftist. Solo gameDev, game writer, narrative designer. Looking for work.
Sometimes I produce podcasts..
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A narrative analysis of Sierra On-Line’s adventure game Space Quest I: The Sarien Encounter, in which you play a space janitor.
Last January we purchased health insurance for both of our cats through Pumpkin Pet insurance, and a few months later, Sidhe – our twelve year old calico – was diagnosed with early-stage kidney disease.
Bite your lip, close your eyes, and think of Nightmare.
Three months ago I landed my first long-term contract in almost a decade. I’d spent ten years as a creative entrepreneur, writing novels, producing podcasts,
Deciding upon a side-project to keep my skills sharp while working a long-term contract job. What is my best path forward?
A history of the first games you could hook up to your television, from Atari Home Pong, to all of its various and sundry clones.
Before the dawn of man, the Marvel Universe’s Earth saw the creation of the Elder Gods, the Microverse, and the Savage Land.
Bomb Bee, a 1979 Namco video pinball/breakout hybrid that wasn’t distributed in the US. Created by Touru Iwatani, father of Pac-Man.