QuakeCon 2011 photo diary


Above: The LAN floor brought a tear to my eye


Above: This guy's PC is awesome - it's built inside a humongous attache case


Above: This kid was rocking it in Quake Live


Above: Hey, why not? MVC3 projected onto a brick wall


Above: Cheez-its + Global Agenda


Above: The remnants of a stereotype


Above: Someone just leftthison their unattended PC, looping


Above: The note taped on this PC says "I GIVE A FUCK"


Above: Who says gamers don't appreciate fine art?


Above: "MOM! You said you weren't going!"


Above: Yes, people were playing Minecraft


Above: WARNING: removal from the premises will induce nerdrage


Above: Amongst 2,000 PCs, here was a Wii with four GameCube controllers hooked up to it, running some unknown Pokemon game


Above: There really isn't anything I can say to make this image cooler

Aug 8, 2011

Matthew Keast
My new approach to play all games on Hard mode straight off the bat has proven satisfying. Sure there is some frustration, but I've decided it's the lesser of two evils when weighed against the boredom of easiness that Normal difficulty has become in the era of casual gaming.