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Arty For the Ages
There's been a longstanding debate over whether or not videogames can be art, but even infamous critic Roger Ebert admitted: "That a game can aspire to artistic importance as a visual experience, I accept."...
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Cory Weeds -
Not only does he run a jazz label and the best mainstream jazz club on the west coast of Canada, Cory Weeds is also one gutsy tenor player. Able to bring off those feel-good riffs we've heard Hank Mobley and Stanley Turrentine deliver, as on Mobley's "Boss Bossa," Weeds can knit together motifs...
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Scott Pilgrim may be targeting today's 20-something hipster, but the videogame-inspired book-turned-movie-turned-videogame franchise is embedded with references to creator Bryan Lee O'Malley's late '80s and early '90s youth.
So no surprise then that the game adaptation, which...Full Review
There's been a longstanding debate over whether or not videogames can be art, but even infamous critic Roger Ebert admitted: "That a game can aspire to artistic importance as a visual experience, I accept."...
Not only does he run a jazz label and the best mainstream jazz club on the west coast of Canada, Cory Weeds is also one gutsy tenor player. Able to bring off those feel-good riffs we've heard Hank Mobley and Stanley Turrentine deliver, as on Mobley's "Boss Bossa," Weeds can knit together motifs...
Scott Pilgrim may be targeting today's 20-something hipster, but the videogame-inspired book-turned-movie-turned-videogame franchise is embedded with references to creator Bryan Lee O'Malley's late '80s and early '90s youth.
