Great analysis of The Legend of Zelda's dungeon layouts, with tips re: non-linear level design. @gamasutra http://t.co/DgIk8iE8

JESUS FUCKING CHRIST JOURNEY IS THE BEST VIDEOGAME I HAVE EVER PLAYED I AM BESIDE MYSELF WITH FUCKING AWE

BREAKING: Silent Hill 1 references Arny classic Kindergarten Cop. Photographic proof herein: http://t.co/m8sNyM3A

In America, the Tea Party is a batshit-crazy political movement. In Canada, it's an awesome rock band with sweet sideburns. #canadawinsagain

#homehorror running on an iPhone looks—dare I say?—kinda cute!

Anyone want me to make a horror game/dating dim? I kind of want to.

Amazing rare set photos from the various Star Trek series: http://t.co/HhqPjvSZ

I seem to have a knack for making wonderful things nobody likes. This is why I won't have children.

TODAY IS POOOORTAL KOMBAAAAAAAAATTTTT

Jade Raymond talks AAA Toronto, the Hand Eye Society and more with Gamasutra: http://t.co/3eUQqVJ

@joystiq previews Toronto's own @the1console's Sword & Sworcery: http://aol.it/fBpI11

OK, the good news I've been promising: thanks to the mighty Xeric Foundation, the beefy, complete SNOW paperback will launch at TCAF in May!

#homehorror for iPhone is being tested in the wild... pic.twitter.com/DDwXsETLxK

So, in closing: video games in part have a duty to inspire, not just reflect. We need more Star Trek, less Saw.

I prefer games with a balance, or (preferably) optimistic or—gasp—joyful approaches. Flower made me want to keep living, for example.

Tired of EVERYTHING being sold as service. Games, apps, etc. I don't want another monthly bill; I want to pay once and own.

My mom and I watched @epdailytv and now she thinks @megashaun is cute. Look out!

I will post photos of my #TCAF mini-comic collection soon. I hope you like Metroid, Metal Gear, Batgirl or sweet stories from childhood.

Oh man, just finished listening to the  http://1up.com  reunion mega-podcast. That was pretty bittersweet. Thanks for that, everyone.

Thank you, DLC, for rendering my Xbox HD useless and losing all my save data. Goodbye, Xbox—I'm never coming back.