Eres Mio?

The original uncensored version of the Arctic Monkeys's "Suck It and See" video.

This is why I hate when content is edited for fear of being too troubling for its audience. This version, especially the last 25 seconds, is just so much better than the "safe" version.

Arctic Monkeys "Suck It and See" from Foundation Content on Vimeo.

Sid Meier's Pirates!, Ever Sailing As a Crew of One

I think that I may have just rewritten an article that I wrote eight years ago. However, I suspect that the last time that I wrote it that it was pretty terrible (I can't bear the thought of reading something from that long ago to find out, though).

I think that this version might be a little bit better?

Sid Meier's Pirates!, Ever Sailing As a Crew of One

Welcome to Tharsis. You're Screwed.

Tharsis. Very punishing. Very good.

Welcome to Tharsis. You're Screwed.

A Question of Immanence: Louis Vuitton, Lightning, and Our Virtual Selves

If a virtual woman can become a model, why can’t we all?

A Question of Immanence: Louis Vuitton, Lightning, and Our Virtual Selves

Spend the Night with the Characters of Oxenfree

Tremendous game. Play it.

Spend the Night with the Characters of Oxenfree

Last year

at Marienbad.

Moving Pixels Podcast: The Best Games of 2015

The title explains it, no?

Moving Pixels Podcast: The Best Games of 2015

I feel you, David.

You Are Big Boss: Antagonism and Antagonists in the Metal Gear Universe

I'm afraid that this may be hard to follow if one isn't familiar with the twisty, madcap, and absurd plotlines of the Metal Gear saga. This isn't really a discussion of plot, though. It's an effort to show correlations between certain thematic conceits that Kojima is fond of and ultimately how they relate to the ending of Metal Gear solid V.

You Are Big Boss: Antagonism and Antagonists in the Metal Gear Universe

Republique: Some Types of Information Are Freer Than Others

Oh, and some animals are too.

Republique: Some Types of Information Are Freer Than Others

sorrow

Your propinquity could make a man forget himself

also from Cleon Peterson's Daybreak

Learning from Weak AI

I don't know if my analysis vs. evaluation dichotomy is really accurate in relation to the way that artificial intelligence and human intelligence differ.

However, one way or the other, even a dumb machine has something to teach us once in awhile.

Learning from Weak AI

from Cleon Peterson's Daybreak

The hiss

The Monster is probably right.

She's alive

Elsa Lanchester, alive.

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to violence.

The word and the act.

amused to death