Articles by Richard Clark

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“these guys took it in stride, and infused their own personalities into a Wild West narrative that, even in the height of absurdity, rang true to me – mainly because it was our story.”

“If you’re the type of person who wishes that games were more meaningful and resonant all the time, I would simply say that games seem to be most resonant when they focus on our depraved nature.”

“No, we can’t feel the same sense of danger as a soldier on the field, but we can at least hear the sense of shock and horror in the voices of the guys we’re controlling.”

Videogames as a medium aren’t the problem. The problem is with me.

“If you’re the kind of person who finds the standard fast-paced, shooter-based multiplayer games overwhelming and or boring, this is for you.”

“All of this is viewed from a top-down view. Everyone is a dot.”

“The whole thing reads like a metaphor for old-school “try, try again” hopefulness.”

Charlie Sheen may be losing his mind. Should we be laughing?

Richard Clark explains why a “safe” or “clean” movie isn’t always a “good movie.

I sounded the alarm about a videogame and caused a minor skirmish on the internet. Is this a Christ-like work?

A video game tackles religion head-on. The results are mixed.