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Associate Professor: videogames, creative labour, cultural industries. Gamemaker and critic. The Videogame Industry Does Not Exist (MIT Press): http://mitpress.mit.edu/9780262545402/ Brisbane, Australia | he/him
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Seeing Simpsons characters recording a podcast gives me the same sad feeling I can't quite articulate that I also got seeing a Japanese salaryman on a Shinkansen using Microsoft Teams.

Delighted to announce that my PhD thesis "Misinformation Claims in Australian News: Lies, Fakes, and Scare Campaigns" is now available on QUT E-Prints at doi.org/10.5204/thes.... Big moment 🥹 massive, unspeakably huge thanks to my family, my supervisors, and my thoughtful and engaged interviewees.

What devastating news, for the whole industry. An absolute waste of one of the best teams and last homes of investigative game journalism. kotaku.com/polygon-sold...

On Saturday, Australia votes. Don't be confused, listen to Dennis the Election Koala*. Unlike most of the world, Australia's voting is different. So you can't 'waste your vote' by voting for minor vs major parties. (*Like Anthony Green, only more feisty). www.chickennation.com/voting/

Introducing the latest and greatest in generative AI technology: you Play YOU ARE GENERATIVE AI now! direkris.itch.io/genai

Political parties should be able to send out spam text messages but only if it comes from the candidate's personal phone so everyone can reply to them.

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It's still wild to think sometimes about how shockingly bad Starfield was.

Now to figure out if Todd Howard ever actually said "See those mountains? You can climb them."

Looks like this is the answer!

Does anyone have an actual reference to where/when Sid Meier said "A game is a series of interesting choices"? Every reference I can find just points to it quoted somewhere else. Usually to the book "Game Architecture and Design" by Rollings and Morris, which in turn provides no reference for it.

cAn'T vOtE gReEnS. nOt ThIs TiMe.

I remember the main thing I took away from Andreas Malm's How To Blow Up A Pipeline when I read it was that climate change *is*, in part, an individual consumption issue, and we already know just which individuals and just which consumptions we need to deal with.

Genuinely one of the funnest nights on Twitter

Here is a clone of Fortune's Foundation, originally from the Zachtronics Solitaire Collection, which I made to wrap my head around #Picotron. brkeogh.itch.io/pico-fortune

Labor’s Andrew Giles is preferencing the Liberals, family first, trumpets of patriots and a former one nation candidate over Victorian Socialists in Scullin, that’s not a great look.

Lest we forget and actively, materially support another fascist state in committing a genocide.

The Electrifying Incident is OUT NOW on Steam and itch! Featuring the monster from A Monster's Expedition in a brand new sci-fi setting! Explore a mysterious facility, manipulate the electrical hazards and find a way to the source of the problem.