The Power Of: Bioshock
(Welcome to day two of our “The Power Of” series. Written by our Schmamer Adam Douglas, he takes a look at the most important game for his artistic career: Bioshock. And maybe spends a lit ...
The Power of: Gaming
(Schmamer Corey has a hard time picking a favorite game! But that’s okay, the whole medium is pretty awesome. Let’s welcome Schmamer Corey as he talks about his throbbing lust for gaming!) ...
The Power Of: Deeper Meanings
(Whoa, Schmamers, Paul can’t think of a single game he loves more than any other, either! Is this a recurring trend? Who cares! Let’s join Paul as he discusses why video games are so impo ...
Schmabletop Reviews: Munchkin
I’m proud to introduce what I hope (mostly out of my selfish desire to have others review stuff so I don’t have to take risks with my money) will become a regular feature here on Gamers S ...
The Power Of: Ren and Stimpy
Ren & Stimpy: Stimpy’s Invention is the most important video game I have ever played in my entire life. Let that sink in for a moment, I’ll wait. Done? No? Yeah, I totally just said that. I ...
Music Monday: SoundSelf
Sound Self is a game of internal exploration. Your hands and voice guide you through a musical, though I hesitate to use the term, journey. Watching the waveforms crash and unfold, bend and twist, me ...
Schmabletop Reviews: Small World
The stout amazons looked down from their lone remaining mountaintop encampment, observing the gently rolling hills below. The valleys beneath them had once been full of pleasant meadows and farmland, ...
“Eroge”nous Zones
Often times, when discussing Japanese eroge (a portmanteau of “erotic game[s]”) with someone who hasn’t played one, I find myself having to apologize for the pornographic content most eroge are known ...
Music Mondays: Horrifying Silence
My back was pressed firmly against the wall that I shared with the neighboring apartment. It’s the kind of cold, white, smooth wall that you always find inside apartments built after 2000, ener ...
Bioshock, Baptism, Refund?
Very mild spoilers for Bioshock Infinite. (Seriously, like, first ten minutes.) Before you’re allowed to enter the city of Columbia proper, you’re forced to undergo a baptism. Combined wi ...
A Note About This Week
Morning Schmamers! This is where I’d usually toss up a silly little article about some random trailer I found on the internet and spew a couple of hundred words at it about just how sexy it was, ...
Beast of America: Racism
(Welcome to the second entry in our series “Beast of America” analyzing the various social themes and messages found within Irrational Games’ latest masterpiece: BioShock Infinite.) White people are ...
