By Ryan O’Callaghan In the fall of 1998, Pokémania hit the United States. Nowhere was it more felt than on the school bus. Rides to school were all Pokémon all the time. We were glued to our GameBoys. Link cables crisscrossed in the aisles as we traded and battled until we made it to school.…
This review marks the second of two reviews of Strange Scaffold games. Last week, Clickolding’s oddness intrigued Kimari. Here, Ronald looks into last week’s release, I Am Your Beast. By Ronald Gordon Initially, I couldn’t come up with the words to describe my experience. Having just beaten the game I had nothing on my mind…
By Mary-Ellis Ryan If you’d ask me about my interests, developing games definitely wouldn’t have been one of them. I’d usually lean towards art, music or fashion but I found myself landing a gaming internship with the New York Videogame Critics Circle. It offers practical experience and skill development in a real-world setting. Additionally, it…
This review marks the first of two reviews of Strange Scaffold games. Clickolding’s oddness intrigued Kimari. Next week, Ronald will look into the company’s I Am Your Beast, which releases today. By Kimari Rennis Clickolding is by far the strangest and most uncomfortable game I have ever played. Strange Scaffold, the developers of Clickholding hold…
By Harold Goldberg This past Saturday, hundreds attended our awesome NYVGCC booth in tandem with the Henry Street Settlement’s super convivial community event. At Sol Lain Park, we gave away everything from stickers to a brand new iPad. Hundreds stopped by our booth during the day to learn about our Playing With Purpose programs and…
By Ronald Gordon Hello and welcome to the Roundup, where we gather up the articles of our Interns and Members and give them the recognition that they deserve! Summer is coming to an end and with, that the experiences we’ve had are closing as well. I had an amazing time this Summer, especially after my…