Recent content by Adam LaMosca

Finding Faith With iPhone Gaming The iPhone may cause more than one gamer's DS to gather dust. Read Full Article

Flow, Flower, Floweriest Reviewers have embraced Flower in a way they never did Flow, but is that because it's a better game, or simply more conventional? Permalink

Cold Comfort in Operation Anchorage Is Operation Anchorage worth the frostbite? Well, kind of. Permalink

Don't Keep It Real Graphics that are cutting-edge today are antiquated tomorrow, making it tough for even brilliant games to stand the test of time. So why are we so obsessed with realism? Permalink

Far Cry 2's Incendiary Nonsensibility Bust out the pliers and grab on to your hang glider - it's time to take a tour through Far Cry 2. Permalink

Immaterial Things The time and effort we put into videogames don't last the way tangible objects do, but that's ok - they still count for something. Permalink

Failing, Falling, and Feeling Mirror's Edge and Prince of Persia are both games in which you fall a lot, so why is one being called "punishing" while the other is written off as "too easy"? Permalink

Equal and Opposite Reactions Adam LaMosca wants virtual worlds that push back, and Left 4 Dead just doesn't do it. Permalink

Many Lancers Make Light Work Gears of War 2 isn't just for hyper-competitive teenage Xbox Live addicts, it's for grownups who want to chill out with friends, too. Permalink

Walt Whitman, originally: http://www.poetryfoundation.org/archive/poem.html?id=174740

I Slay the Bodies Electric Even if you watch horror movies through your fingers, you might enjoy a blood-soaked videogame now and again. It may even be good for you. Permalink

Waypoints: Hands-On LittleBigPlanet Beta After spending some time with the beta, Adam LaMosca finds that playing LittleBigPlanet's levels isn't just fun, it's educational and inspirational. Permalink

Waypoints: Saying No to MMOs Look at one of your favorite MMOGs through the eyes of a non-player, and you may not be too happy with what you see. Permalink

Waypoints: The Worth of a Screenshot When it comes to screenshots, sometimes what you can't see is even more inspiring than what you can. Read Full Article

PAX 2008: Resistance 2 Multiplayer Hands-On Although Resistance 2's overall speed and handling are consistent with that of the original game, the aiming and other combat controls feel more fine-tuned and responsive. Subtle touches, like improved transitions to iron sights and scope views, also...