Tag: DigBoston
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#YesAllWomen? On Promising Hashtags that Fade Too Quickly – DigBoston
I've talked about hashtag activism before, but there was something about this recent big one that changed my view on things. I was excited for #1ReasonWhy because it looked like opinions could spread so much faster.
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Touch the Wonder: Summer is Coming – DigRadio
Touch the Wonder: Summer is Coming – DigRadio I did my first radio show this week! I joined my friend and fellow pop culture writer Tony McMillen on his DigRadio show “Touch the Wonder.” We talked about things like Groot fanfiction, dog nipples, and how good of a friend I am so you should give […]
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Peer Review: Anime Boston 2013 – DigBoston
The first thing I saw when I walked in to the Prudential Center last weekend was a Deadpool posing for cameras with a Spiderman. Behind them was a large group of gray Homestuck cosplayers sitting in a circle. Down the hall into the convention center was a a Link fromLegend of Zelda and a few other […]
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REPORTING LIVE: PAX EAST 2013 – DIGBOSTON
The most fun you could of had in Boston last weekend was at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center, where you and thousands of other people could have packed into a single room filled with widely-known developers, video game and technology demonstrations, and free stuff to weigh down your backpacks. You all walked out aching, […]
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ARTS: PAX EAST 2013 – DIGBOSTON
PAX East. You knew it was coming, you just didn’t know it would be here so fast. This gigantic gaming convention at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center will be taking over this weekend, bringing in thousands of enthusiasts to a sold-out marathon of demos, panels, concerts, and other indulgences. The problem with PAX East, though, is it’s […]
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Game Time: Kentucky Route Zero Act I – DigBoston
Kentucky doesn’t have the greatest reputation. It is nowhere near the coast, has no noteworthy cities or landmarks, and is mostly known for its fried chicken. Probably can’t even find Kentucky on a map. In a way, that makes it the best setting for Kentucky Route Zero, a new indie title that is so mysterious, […]
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GAME TIME: SODA DRINKER PRO – DIGBOSTON
The art of the video game deals with simulation. Whether the game is simulating physics, or a certain event, people play them in order to experience something different than what they are used to, hopefully in a realistic sense. Maybe its realism is what makes Soda Drinker Pro, a soda-drinking simulation game, such an intriguing title. […]
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Top Indie Games of 2012 – DigBoston
Trying to pick out the best indie games this year is very daunting. Any person and their mother can put out an indie game, but only the best are remembered months after their release. In itself that is an accomplishment, but to be considered the best of the year you have to go above and […]
Carli Velocci 