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Staff Writer at FemHype and Unwinnable, Editor at Haywire Magazine, Contributor for ZAM, Critical Distance, and Remeshed, and aspiring media whiz. 3+ years experience in digital strategy, social media (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, Pinterest--the whole shebang), public relations, feminist advocacy, and communications.
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I never thought I'd use the phrases "talking animals" and "historically accurate" in the same sentence, yet here I am: Aviary Attorney is the most historically accurate video game featuring talking animals that I've played.
Hark! Is that Cupid in the distance, arrow at the ready to spread love to the Critical Distance readership? Nah, sorry. It's just me again, dishing out a special Valentine's Day edition of This Week in Videogame Blogging!
I had the pleasure of finally getting into the Metal Gear series this year. On a whim one day, I popped a friend's copy of the Metal Gear Solid HD Collection into my Xbox. Metal Gear games always seemed to appear in lists of unique game trivia and easter eggs, and I was excited to see firsthand...
Sponsored It's common to want to settle your differences with someone you don't see eye to eye with. The negative energy ruminating in your brain just isn't worth it for every person. But maybe, sometimes, it's enough to reconcile with a video game character you don't like.
Remember when Fallout 4 was finally officially announced and the internet collectively shouted with glee? In June 2015, Bethesda finally told fans that yes, Fallout 4 was indeed A Thing, and during their E3 showcase, it was the main attraction. I was actually playing Fallout: New Vegas at the time and was having a ball, so needless...
On May 30th, Indiana residents came to the Indiana Theater to see our screening of Urban Roots, a documentary on permaculture and community gardens in Detroit. Many of Detroit's urban poor live in "food deserts" where processed, pre-prepared food is more accessible than fresh ingredients to make their own healthier food.
The stakes are high. A count has been murdered in cold blood, and you're defending his business partner's daughter in court. Things aren't looking too good on your end, unfortunately, because not only was she found at the scene of the crime, she had blood on her hands!