Ebert’s “Video games will never be art” acknowledges the ignorance present in the wording of its own title. He knows that “never” may be a little harsh. I agree. However, he continues to support the idea that video games should … Continue reading →

More often than not, I consider myself an enthusiast of the digital revolution. I am a regular Facebook updating, Twitter posting, YouTube watching, StumbleUpon stumbling, blog publishing, internet user. With that being said, I was not instinctively drawn up in … Continue reading →

I find it oddly peculiar that when all basic human rights considered the idea of censorship is one that I find most appalling, and overly punishing. I suppose that the right to speak freely and express your particular stance or … Continue reading →