Game On Girl Podcast featuring me is now up!

I’m pleased to announce my appearance on Regina McMenomy’s Game On Girl podcast series has been uploaded today. :) I haven’t had the chance to listen to it yet myself, but I can tell you what Regina posted about it:

Check out this week’s episode of Game On Girl where we talk to Jerry about his experiences as a role player and a male gamer who plays female avatars. Jerry is an Anthropology student and a writer at LVLs. – Gain Experience. Jerry is a role player and an artist, all aspects of his offline life that impact how he approaches gaming.

I had a wonderful chat with both Regina and her co-host Rhonda, and I hope that it carries across for all of you, too. :) I’ll be listening to it later on and will be commenting on it both here and there. Enjoy!

Artistic Discussion: The Good and Bad of Gaming Box Art – 6/14/2012

Good – NeoGeo Battle Coliseum (PS2, SNK Playmore)

Eisuke Ogura is talented, and this may be one of the finest works he did while at SNK. The logo does block out Kisarah and Akari, but otherwise the artwork is allowed to shine all so brightly. Great colors, a nice mixed selection of faces from the roster…a grand effort.

Bad – Castle of Dragon (NES, Seta)

If I didn’t have such animosity for the NES M.U.L.E. box or such disgust for the awkward Code Name: Viper box, this would have handily won the Worst Box of 1990. What good is there on this box? The dragon is not all that imposing, really, what with its malformed limbs and tiny size. The background is a masterwork of lazy fog and minimalist detail. The atrocity of the knight and damsel top everything else, though. The human body should not have been given to this artist to render. They couldn’t do it. The knight is in one hell of a bizarre pose, and that woman is appalling. Both lack clarity and solid proportions. And mixed in with everything else, it’s an absolute disaster of a box.

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