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Tuesday, June 21 2011

Finding ‘Eden’: Can Games be Spiritual Experiences?

By Kris Ligman

Child of Eden's gameplay is very much in the nature of religious ritual, as much as a passion play or holy communion.


Wednesday, February 13 2008

Endless Ocean

By G. Christopher Williams

Shouldn't one fear shark attack when chumming a stretch of sea and then poking and stroking a shark?


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