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Robert Norton's picture

Games Women Play

Who are female gamers and what are they playing? The answers may surprise you, according to Robert Norton, Managing Director, North America of King.com
September 18, 2008
Tim Rogers's picture

Nintendo's DSi: A Caustic Look

Tim Rogers is less than impressed by Nintendo's recent announcements and the DSi...
October 06, 2008
Steven Poole's picture

The Inner Child

Steven Poole calls out the difference between childish and childlike.
April 16, 2009
Tom Jubert's picture

Social Reality: The (Very) Secret Ingredient of Narrative Design

Penumbra’s Narrative Designer, Tom Jubert, asks why there’s a hole in games where real life should be – and why we haven’t noticed.
April 02, 2009
Randy Smith's picture

The Elegant Dodge

Randy Smith post-mortems his new iPhone game, Spider, and reveals the truth behind grand theory and pragmatic practice.
August 12, 2009
Chris Dahlen's picture

The Rise Of Ugh-Meck

Chris Dahlen proposes opening the door into a new world of user-generated, machine-mediated content: games made from things we’ve made but picked out by the machine for our entertainment.
September 30, 2009
Alex Walker's picture

Welcome To The Forum

Edge reader Alex Walker presents an excellent guide to joining Edge's long-established forum. Read and join the discussion!
July 29, 2009
NGai Croal's picture

Why Co-Op Makes all the Difference

Co-operative games may turn out to have been the most important development of 2008.
November 26, 2008
Tom Sperry's picture

Outsourcing is Not a Dirty Word

Outsourcing companies perform incredible work and help make incredible games, utilizing their strengths to meet their partner’s needs.
October 30, 2008
NGai Croal's picture

The Harder They Come

After a stormy response to Nintendo's Demo Play patent, N'Gai Croal looks at the difficulties of difficulty.
August 18, 2009
David Edery's picture

Games for Training Teamwork

Continuing our serialization of Changing The Game, David Edery looks at how Neverwinter Nights helped soldiers improve team-work and avoid Process Loss
October 24, 2008
NGai Croal's picture

An Apple A Day

Apple has long had a troubled relationship with videogames, but iPhone's finally changing all that with its notion of play for play's sake.
July 06, 2009
Edge Staff's picture

TV Go Home

Videogames on UK TV offer small consolation, and the BBC's recent Gameswipe special sadly did little to prove otherwise.
October 27, 2009
Randy Smith's picture

How Long Should Games Be?

Smash Bros is just one example of a short, repeating core experience with incredible versatility and depth, which makes it perhaps the haiku of our medium.
October 12, 2008
Colin Campbell's picture

The Danger of Sexually Criminal Games

A new game about rape is merely a harbinger for a new market for sexual interactive fantasies, often depicting criminal brutality. Is the game industry ready to cope with the dark-side of entertainment?
February 16, 2009
Steven Poole's picture

What MGS4 Taught Me About War

Trigger Happy author Steven Poole ponders the revoltingly beautiful nature of violent conflicts in media.
September 12, 2008
Karl Mehta's picture

When Do Pennies Become Millions?

Microtransactions can make a major impact on games and virtual worlds, says Playspan's Karl Mehta.
March 18, 2009
Denis Dyack's picture

Denis Dyack Writes for Edge

Silicon Knights boss says cut scenes aren't as horrible as you think…
July 28, 2008
NGai Croal's picture

Best In Show

Now the dust has truly settled, N'Gai Croal looks back at the announcements at this year's E3.
July 31, 2009
David Edery's picture

Advergames Can Communicate

Continuing our series of exclusive excerpts from Changing The Game, David Edery looks at how advergames can benefit from a dialogue with the audience.
October 31, 2008
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