The New Gamer

The New Gamer has moved! News
By G. Turner
Posted October 14, 2004

After more than several days of torment, The New Gamer has finally been migrated to its brand-new server. Good times.

If you have any problems or concerns, feel free to contact me at webmaster@thenewgamer.com. Because it's hot!

-- Original moving notice for posterity --
As stated in the forum, where breaking news breaks first, I'm packing up and leaving my current host. They've been nice to us, but we've felt a bit held back. Like someone has a monkey grabbing my suspenders.

Anywho, throughout this week I'll be working on migrating stuff. So if things look odd or break completely, don't say I didn't warn you. Oh yeah, this will also fix some of the wonky links. It'll be fun central!

And if you're really bored? Go buy Katamari Damacy. And if you can't find Katamari Damacy? Go fly to Japan and wait for the sequel.

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Game On 2.0

The international travelling video game exhibit is back in Chicago, marketed as a 2.0 revision. We put the show through its paces to decide whether it's worth another day's dime, or whether you should wait for 3.0.

Game On 2.0 Image Gallery

Don't live in Chicago or are afraid of underground travel, unable to brave the subway or the Museum of Science & Industry's parking lot? We have you covered with a gallery of approximately 99 photos of revised video game history fun.

Smartbomb is an engaging introduction to the events and personalities of the video game industry, but can it transcend its source material?

The New Gamer 2005 Gaming Retrospective

In our third annual retrospective, we reminisce over our favorite, most unpleasant and most memorable gaming experiences and find the year 2005 to have been relatively lackluster. Read along to find out why, and just who is responsible for our ennui.

Averaging Gradius

It's done! The Averaging Gradius project, which simple goal was to use multiple runs of the first stage in the NES game Gradius to compare how people play the game, is complete. Check out the article to find out what it's all about and then watch the finished video to make your own observations.

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