Author Archives: Meg
Obligatory Press Pass Photo
Freelance Media, by Simpson’s Paradox …and then I cracked myself up, thinking that I’ve gone to enough conferences and shows to say “obligatory press pass photo”.
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“You’ll like this place,” Figment tells me. Figment and Jim, a filmmaker friend, have picked me up one night after E3 for dinner. “Barney’s Beanery. It has the longest menu imaginable, it would take hours just to read everything on … Continue reading
Tomb Raider Reboot
I slipped into a demo of the new Tomb Raider reboot (Thanks again to the person who snuck me in and doesn’t want to be named on my blog), featuring a young Lara Croft. Now, I’ve always been a bit … Continue reading
Angry Feminist Games Blogger
I love the over-the-top craziness of the show floor, with sets, swag, crazy stunts, and costumed booth babes, but the bouncy castle jumpers were a bit too close to girls-on-trampolines for me. Using boobs to sell games is insulting everyone, … Continue reading
Wine Country
Figment: We’ll get a drink and you can tell me about how your content release went. Meg: I’d love to, but there’s not enough booze in California for this one. Figment: This is wine country, Meg, we’ve got vineyards.
The Cave Is A Lie
Our game’s last content release had a small problem that left players stuck in the Ancient Greece realm, unable to come back to tropical. And the major activity in Greece was running around in underwear (Figment: How’s that a bug, … Continue reading
After 10+ Years Of Mocking Eric’s Spelling..
Meg: Hey, Eric! I sorted out my transportation to your place next Friday, I’m picking up a gar from a place near Alewife. Eric: You’re renting a guar? Cool, I thought you could only find then on Vardenfel. Meg: I … Continue reading
Cooking Mama
Don’t worry! Mama will fix it!
Continuity Issues
“Remember when you were at SxSW, and I got comics without you, and you were disappointed* that I didn’t wait for you?” Harold asked on the phone the other night. “What would you think if I didn’t wait until you’re … Continue reading
Los Angeles
Los Angeles, by Simpson’s Paradox
