So, England are going to win the World Cup, but who won at E3 and how can you win too?
April is no fool in the gaming industry
This month the eclipse prompted a huge spike in internet searches for variations of ‘the sun made my eyes hurty?’ but we know you’ll have been far too smart to indulge in such wanton solar viewing and will therefore be able to wrap your eyes around this month’s round up with ease.
Followers of this blog may already know a little about Leila Johnston and Holly Gramazio, but the Continue conference allowed us to find out more about their respective projects.
Continue is over for another year, and soon we’ll share some highlights from the talks and activities that took place. But to keep you going while we compile all of that, here’s your regular round-up of all things games, art and culture-related for the month of May.
It was the month when Storm Doris unleashed her wrath on the UK and it feels like it hasn’t stopped raining since. To help you escape the greyness for a while, we’ve carved out a bright little corner of the internet full of lovely links! Enjoy!
In our first #ContinueChat, we discussed videogames in an art context, and as a result, came up with several games our chatters felt were fine examples of the form: games that were indisputably art, because they pushed the medium forward and had the power to move and inspire. Below…
