There is a well known anecdote in Video Game History: In the 1989 game Who Framed Roger Rabbit on NES, a character says to the player to call a specific phone number, but there are no phones in the game. …

Content Warning: School shooting, violence, gore, blood, discussion of racism, homophobia and sexism [Edited 21/09/2022: Tom Fulp contacted me to add a bit of informations and context about a few key points that I feel is important to add.] I have a profound respect for people who make games for…

The technology of the future with the genre from the past — This is the non-interactive version of the interactive article Text Games during the Flash era. To play the interactive version click here. Text adventure was always a thriving genre. Arguably it was even the first genre of videogame.Theypredate the Internet, and yet managed to stay relevant on this new support…

The genre of incremental game is very unique in the history of videogame: theses games require little to no player interaction, are often as visually attractive as a spreadsheet, most of the time never really end, and yet are highly addictive. …

Flash Games as told by Flash creators is a serie of short articles where we celebrate the history of Flash games and the peoples who made them by asking Flash creators about the Flash games and animations that inspired them, influenced their works, or simply games they find noteworthy. …

Game preservation is very hard. It is a constantly evolving domain that require a lot of time and resources, and sadly, even with the best intentions, that can’t save every game. This is especially true on the Internet where more games than ever are published. There are simply too many…

[Article publié initialement en Juin 2020 | English version here ] Quand on parle de jeux sur le web, en particulier des jeux Flash, on revient souvent sur les mêmes histoires: Des créateurs indépendants, développeurs amateurs partis de rien, qui ont acquis un nom sur des plateformes telles que Newgrounds…

Hello everybody and welcome to the Museum of Screens: Afterhour (MoSA for short), the adult-only side to the Museum of Screens. I talked a lot about it in the past, it is now officially launched. This Twitter account will be dedicated to games I can’t feature on the regular Museum…

Il est impossible de nier le lien entre l’explosion du free-to-play et la démocratisation de l’accès à Internet. Depuis les tout premiers contenus postés sur le net, des gens ont essayé de les monétiser, et naturellement cela s’est étendu au domaine des jeux vidéo. De nombreuses compagnies ont tenté de…