by Cathryn Sinjin-Starr | Aug 3, 2015 | Essays
Last month for the lifestyle section, we explored the world of cosplay in its many manifestations. For the last month of summer, we are exploring organization and productivity in preparation for the approaching fall, new school year, and the slow fade of the lazy days of summer. Most of us work other jobs in addition to writing for and maintaining WWAC, so organization is crucial to our lives. Cathryn starts us off with her digital tools and methods for organization. As always, readers, if you have your own tips to share or questions to ask, comment away!
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An American specimen (subspecies: Michigander), now under research in the United Kingdom. Subject appears to sustain itself on video games and webcomics. Favourite flavours are fantasy and sci-fi, with a slice of life on the side.
by Cathryn Sinjin-Starr | Jul 22, 2015 | Reviews
Starfighter: Eclipse
Developed by Date Nighto & NightmareLand Games
Based on Starfighter, webcomic series by Hamlet Machine
Released 21 May 2015
Rated “Adult Only”
Reviewed with a review copy provided by Date Nighto. WWAC Member Jo Fu works with Date Nighto, but had no involvement with this review.
I stumbled upon Starfighter few months ago and fell in lust almost instantly. Starfigher is a yaoi (boy x boy) 18+ webcomic by Hamlet Machine, set in a sci-fi universe of galactic dog-fighting and pesky aliens that want humans all extinct. The story centres around Cain and Abel, Fighter and Navigator respectively, as a team of Starfighters who get along above and beyond the call of duty. I’ve always liked Starfighter for the raw, frenzied passion between Cain and Abel. They start out as just being frustrated enough to sleep together, but really grow into just needing each other. (more…)
An American specimen (subspecies: Michigander), now under research in the United Kingdom. Subject appears to sustain itself on video games and webcomics. Favourite flavours are fantasy and sci-fi, with a slice of life on the side.
by Cathryn Sinjin-Starr | Jun 23, 2015 | News
If you mention Shenmue to any Dreamcast-er of yonder years, you will generally see a glazed-over look in their eyes with a content smile, and maybe a tear of joy rolling down their cheek. I could be exaggerating, but you get the idea. The general consensus of the original Shenmue games was that you either loved them or you hadn’t played them.
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An American specimen (subspecies: Michigander), now under research in the United Kingdom. Subject appears to sustain itself on video games and webcomics. Favourite flavours are fantasy and sci-fi, with a slice of life on the side.
by Cathryn Sinjin-Starr | May 21, 2015 | Opinion, Reviews, Video Games
Most should know by now that I’m a sucker for anime games and dating sims, so when I first saw jacksepticeye playing HuniePop on Youtube, I was immediately intrigued. And then I heard Kyu speak—holy balls. (more…)
An American specimen (subspecies: Michigander), now under research in the United Kingdom. Subject appears to sustain itself on video games and webcomics. Favourite flavours are fantasy and sci-fi, with a slice of life on the side.
by Cathryn Sinjin-Starr | May 4, 2015 | Essays, News, Opinion
The modding community of Skyrim wastes no time. Not even a week went by from when Steam announced they would support non-Valve games having paid mods, starting with The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, before they decided to take the feature down. An announcement made on Steam highlights that they realised from customer feedback that it was a bad idea to introduce the model into the already-established Skyrim mod community. It turns out that although Steam has had success with introducing paid mods in their own gaming communities, Skyrim’s community was a whole new kettle of fish.
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An American specimen (subspecies: Michigander), now under research in the United Kingdom. Subject appears to sustain itself on video games and webcomics. Favourite flavours are fantasy and sci-fi, with a slice of life on the side.
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