Jim Sterling talks about how the video game press blew Pete Postlethwaite and Barack Obama's opinions on video games out of proportion, despite their actual statements ultimately being meaningless.
In response to articles from some of their colleagues asking for games with more artistic value, Jim Sterling talks about why they think mindless fun games are every bit as valid as art games.
Jim Sterling explains why they think video games from the past are not as good as people remember them as, and how the only thing keeping their reputation alive is nostalgia.
