Extralife Challenges: A Long-distance Teammate

We want to share our team’s acquired knowledge about how to effectively team up with others who may be half a world away. What works, what is difficult, and what does not work. We also want to share what we are going to try in the future to be able to interact with our more remote members.

Feature Editorial: No, Ubisoft, Historical Accuracy Doesn’t Work Like That

Feature Editorial: No, Ubisoft, Historical Accuracy Doesn’t Work Like That

This week Tim throws down the gauntlet on Ubisoft, a company completely known for being perfect in every way, shape, and form and not already beaten to a pulp for other offenses. Oh, wait, no, it’s the opposite of that. Oh well, easy target.

Feature Editorial: The One In Which The Beau is Forced to Act Like a Victorian Lady

Feature Editorial: The One In Which The Beau is Forced to Act Like a Victorian Lady

This week Tim finds out that he’s going to be able to meet his sister’s beau for the first time, and you all know what that means: being put in separate rooms until they get used to the smells of each other. Or board games, those work too.

Feature Editorial: Ponies at Capitol Square: Trotcon in Columbus

Feature Editorial: Ponies at Capitol Square: Trotcon in Columbus

This past weekend I attended Trotcon, a My Little Pony convention that takes place every year at the Sheraton in Columbus. This was my second year attending Trotcon, so I managed to take things in at a more reasonable pace. The convention has, for the most part, a relaxed welcoming atmosphere; while the majority of

Feature Editorial: The Atari Unearthing Was Decadent and Depraved

Feature Editorial: The Atari Unearthing Was Decadent and Depraved

This week Tim finally publishes the long-awaited editorial about Leigh Alexander’s “The Unearthing.” Was it worth the wait? Were the Jewish communities in Spain safe after the completion of the Reconquista? Read on to find out!