You could argue that it's killing the golden egg-laying goose, but maybe there's something terminally wrong with the goose.
Maybe huge-budget games that require massive investments and therefore large sales numbers at a $60 price point just don't have the market to support them. It's not like a movie where you have the domestic take, the international take, DVD/video sales, rentals, and broadcasts to recoup your costs over the long term."
International Center for the History of Electronic Games: http://www.icheg.org/ (as featured in this GameSpy article: http://uk.gamespy.com/articles/106/1064646p1.html)
ICHEG's collection: http://www.museumofplay.org/collections/online/index.php?m=4
Computer and Video Game Archive (University of Michigan): http://www.lib.umich.edu/computer-video-game-archive
CVGA Research Guide: http://guides.lib.umich.edu/content.php?pid=102325&sid=769697
And disengage librarian mode."
Makes PERFECT sense."
@Rob - I'd say, but that would be tellin"
Jason, I've found my photos (more at btphotographer.com/e32010.photoessay !) have necessitated lengthy explanations of things to my non-gaming friends."
I would have taken first place if it weren't for that, I bet."
It's really weird to open a magazine and see your face as part of the art in the table of contents.
Like, really weird."



And, wow, thanks..."