GeekDad's own Andy Robertson gives a wonderful talk at TEDxExeter on exploring new ways to think about videogames.
Stephen Fry recently tweeted this old Fry and Laurie sketch. Basically, this is what Google looked like in the world of 1980s British sketch comedy.
I Fight Dragons are back with a brand new video for "Save World, Get Girl" before they head out on this years Vans Warped Tour.
You may recall the first video I posted in early April from our friends at USC's graduate school of film. It dealt with the story of one man's preoccupation with Mass Effect 3 and how it affected his marriage. So what do you do when you are in the middle ...
Two weeks ago, I had the great privilege of seeing The Avengers at its world premiere in Hollywood, and of attending the film’s press conferences the following day. As I’m forbidden from publishing my review of the movie until Monday (sneak preview: It’s great!), I can at least share with ...
Yesterday was Take Your Child To Work Day. The idea behind it is to expose kids to what their parents do at work. Maybe inspire them to discover a career and lifelong passion. It does no such thing. At least not where I work. Don’t get me ...
The reception of a videogame is often as much about expectation as it is about the game itself. Many promises are made a broken between game conception and game launch. As Matt Blum's post eloquently set out, Kinect Star Wars had a whole range of competing hopes.
When I was in kindergarten, I jumped off the jungle gym at school and landed on my head, necessitating the only stitches I have ever gotten. My parkour career ended before the sport was even invented. What is parkour? It's the craziest, coolest, break...
It’s been a long time since anyone’s done anything truly revolutionary when it comes to online video, but leave it to the folks at TED to buck that trend, and to revolutionize online learning while they’re at it. The TED-Ed website, which launched yesterday, offers terrific educational video content in ...