Sentences with phrase «of games journalism»

Thankfully I'm not the only person who worries about the future of game journalism.

Whether the field of games journalism changes the way these game critics want it to, the discussion will inevitably continue in this form.

Although the focus of games journalism is often the lack of diverse and complex representations in video games, commentary also emerges that recognizes particular games and development teams as exemplary.

Just wanted to let you all know that I'm really grateful for the opportunity of games journalism!

But in the interest of games journalism, science, and a better tomorrow, I'm willing to give it a shot.

If citing blog post with zero context is considered the future of games journalism, then games journalism is screwed.

Manuel Alvarez, a budding writer and the Leroy Jenkins of Final Fantasy XIV, he decided to join the Gaming Instincts team to contribute with the news portion of the website, from humble beginnings, Manuel is currently a graphic designer working for the industry, but his burning passion for gaming and opportunities made him enter the world of game journalism and like everybody else in the team, he is eager to see where it will lead him in the future!

And I find it a little irksome that the trio's intro to the style guide raises the specter of the inebriated, busted state of game journalism, YET AGAIN, over the right spelling of Xbox: «When it comes to presenting a consistent vocabulary, videogame journalism is sloppy at best.

From N'gai Croal: «The traditional models of games journalism are broken.

We go over some of the ins and outs of the anti-capitalist critique of games journalism with pieces from Lana Polansky and Ian Williams, as well as more coverage of the on - going gaming culture schisms.

His personal denial combined with a refusal to name the «known» guilty party turned an editorial on proof of games journalism corruption into a vehicle to cast doubt upon everyone else in the business except himself and his magazine.

Press Pass: Wasting Time With Robert Ashley of «A Life Well Wasted» > Kyle Orland > 9/24/2009 5:00 PM Crispy Gamer «We talk with the former Ziff Davis freelancer about his unique podcast and what it says about the direction of game journalism.»

Definitely worth reading if you're tired of game journalism that usually overfellates the subject matter.

Specifically in the realm of games journalism.

A few weeks back an acquaintance of mine who used to work for Edge dropped out of games journalism.

Basic rules of game journalism.

And yet the SJW - feminist - cabal of games journalism cucks refuses to act.

Plus Destructoid is far from a quality source of games journalism.

And it turns out that it hit a bit of a sore spot with a bunch of the more freespirited UK game journos and their international friends - not least due to an extended whinge on the very subject of game journalism that McKenna posted on Tom's Hardware earlier in 2006.

I'm going to commit a cardinal sin of games journalism.

I respect the spirit of the idea, and the people behind it, but the whole thing just seems to be wading in the shallows outside the reality of game journalism, to me.

In our continued attempts here at Reticule Towers to be perceived as a legitimate emporium of games journalism, we are again eschewing the notion that E3 is all anyone cares about when the big show is taking place.

The company doesn't see this as a natural extension of the games journalism of years past, and instead feels that Let's Plays are more akin to piracy than game reviews.

In my adult life, I wrote some novels, did a lot of games journalism, and have been working with Two Tribes since translating the first Toki Tori from English to our native language Dutch, which was about a decade ago.

I hope that Piranha Frenzy will entertain anyone who takes an interest in the world of games journalism.

With that in mind, I've decided to put together a fairly hefty feature giving my full, uncensored thoughts on the state of games journalism, while also sharing some stories from my time in the industry.

Rio Pesino, host of the show The Reboot, decided to actually go out and ask some major players what they thought about the future of game journalism.

While I'll obviously talk about games in it like every other gaming podcast does, since my site has a bit of a focus on my career and the world of games journalism I'll also try to get some of my former journalism colleagues on as guest stars so we can share stories about the industry.

Essentially, there are a hell of a lot of people out there telling everyone the deepest, darkest «secrets» of games journalism, even though they've never done a single day of work in this industry.

Manuel Alvarez, a budding writer and the Leroy Jenkins of Final Fantasy XIV, he decided to join the Gaming Instincts team to contribute to the news portion of the website, from humble beginnings, Manuel is currently a graphic designer working for the industry, but his burning passion for gaming and opportunities made him enter the world of game journalism and like everybody else in the team, he is eager to see where it will lead him in the future!