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Yes, Games Critics Understand Innovation
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1st Dec 2008
In reply to Keith Stuart's blog over at The Guardian about the critical reception to Mirror's Edge, Joe puzzles over the role of the reviewer and whether comparisons between games and film journalism can ever be fairly raised.
Archive
Joe Martin
- Yes, Games Critics Understand Innovation
- What The Hell Is Wrong With Japanese Games?
- This Isn't About Monkey Island, Honest
- Blame Nintendo!
- Save adventure games, ban Half-Life
- OMG! Smack-talk, n00b!
- Loving games to death
Cliff Harris
- So, You Call Yourself Indie?
- Release Day Nerves
- Give Me Back My Sandbox
- The Economy of Happiness
- Game Phone Home!
- Dumbing Up Gaming
- Making Gaming Better
- Make It Again, Man
- The Curse of Genre
Tim Smalley
- Shiny, but not polished
- The Sea of Grey
- A Phenomenon in Warsaw
- Performance per what?
- bit-tech: The Next Generation
Brett Thomas
- A Picture-Perfect Quandary
- The sky is falling
- A DRMerry New Year
- A game of inches
- Chicks dig RAM
- Logical conclusions
- Cult of personality
- Of Spiders and Flies
- D-EFI-nitely Maybe
- Functionality not included
- Pass the responsibility, please
- Can you hear me now?
- Give me a dollar!
- The end of an era
- Not enjoying the view
- Staring at the sun
Simon Hill
- Playing The Blame Game
- Advergaming and Other Horror Stories
- Climbing The Difficulty Curve
- Bughunting and the value of QA
James Silva
- Here Comes The Fear...
- Halo 3 and The Art of Repetition
- How I Became A Games Designer, Part Two
- How I Became A Game Designer