The Way of Slow Travel Articles, tips, and stories about Slow Travel
As I said in an earlier post, this week is my last with Ubisoft. I’ve been with the company for four years and a half, but it feels like a lifetime. In many ways, it is. When I joined Ubisoft’s ...
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Protesting the Olympic Protests
Let me make one thing very clear off the start: yes, China has issues with human rights, and its tre...
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Shake the Hand that Feeds You
Another Saturday, another visit to the farmer’s market. The Old Strathcona Farmer’s Mark...
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Grand Theft Rock Band
I’m rarely, if at all, on World of Warcraft nowadays, which does feel a bit weird. The good ne...
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A Vegetarian with a Gun
Sunday morning, my shoulder will feel sore as hell. It’s getting punched repeatedly by a merci...
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The Eagle Has Landed
Helene and I have arrived safe and sound in Edmonton, where we’re now busy getting settled in....
Progress Quest: RPG to the Limit
If you’re a fan of RPGs, here’s a game that you’ll find… interesting. It was brought to my attention by Laurent, the Creative Director of Splinter Cell: Conviction. It’s called Progress Quest, and it dubs itself a “next generation computer ...
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The Year of Warcraft
A year ago, during the Christmas break, I got myself a trial account of World of Warcraft in the hopes of getting to know the biggest player in the MMO market. I always liked Blizzard products and their philosophy on ...
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The Art of Production
When I tell people I’m a Producer in videogames, I often get asked what a Producer actually does. Many understand that I’m a “boss”, whatever that means; but just saying that misses the mark on the favorite part of my ...
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Where the hell have I been?
I’m back with a new blog! Given that I promised I’d create one more than a year ago, I’d say I’m pretty late; so I won’t hold it against all of you who moved on to greater and better blogs ...
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