She Remembered Caterpillars, the dreamlike, abstract puzzler exploring love and loss with painstakingly hand-drawn art from Ysbryd Games and Jumpsuit Entertainment, brings its delightful...
I was 11 years old when my father came home with our first modem, a 2400 baud U.S. Robotics. I still remember that shrieking sound it made when connecting to a remote service. A few days later, I discovered The Sierra Network (TSN), later known as the Imagination Network (INN).
The combination of Activision’s best-selling Guitar Hero, Call of Duty, and Tony Hawk, with Vivendi Games’ Crash Bandicoot and Spyro, and Blizzard StarCraft, World Of Warcraft nets the world's largest video game company. [...]
Atari announced today that the company will re-focus its operations on publishing and distribution, completely ending its game production business. The company also licensed its Test Drive franchise to parent company Infogrames for a $5 million advance.
Atari is out of money. They don't develop their games anymore. They're fighting to hold on to DragonBall Z. Worst of all, they're just the redheaded American stepson of European Infogrames. But I don't think hope is lost.
