IndiE3 Panels I Appeared On

I'm not sure whether I'm going to do my own write-up of IndiE3. I will say I'm proud of what I did, and what the project accomplished, and I'm excited to be involved with it moving forward, despite all of the problems that we had, including the ones I caused that, frankly, I don't want to dwell on. In any case, here are the four panels I appeared on as part of IndiE3. Embedding is being cranky, so here's a lot of hyperlinks.

The first is a discussion of games, mostly RPGs, (and a little bit of fighters!) as depictions of capitalism, with guests Stephen Beirne and Zolani Stewart. 

The second is a discussion of approaches to games criticism again with Zolani, and with James Howell.

He also appeared with me on a panel about MGS4 that took place immediately after with Robbydude.

Finally, Zolani and I once again with Zoya Street discussing Norms, Possibility, and Permissability. 

These were all great discussions and I thank everyone who tuned in to listen when we were live. Thanks for listening and thanks for reading.

 - Austin C. Howe, Maryland, 2014

Dylan Cuesta on "Deviance"

Dylan Cuesta has been a good friend of mine for a number of years now, we go to the same college. We both hate going to college as well. Here's a few words he has to say about that. I was honestly gonna say something along these lines a few weeks ago but my thoughts weren't coming together very cohesively. He says it with a few good cinematic metaphors to boot.