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While others talk about game features and metascores, we’re talking to the people who create the games and the emotions they evoke in us. Because that’s what really interests us and what we love about games.  

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Hans Zimmer Effect | WALL JUMP | Sounds

Video game music has become more epic, but also more random. I therefore continue to hum tunes from Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins!

The bigger, more orchestral and epic video game soundtracks became, the less I remember them. Not a big deal, because there’s only room in my head for Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins anyway.

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Interview with Ron Gilbert (without Ron Gilbert) | WALL JUMP | People

In our exclusive interview with without Ron Gilbert, we tried everything to elicit new info from him about Return to Monkey Island!

In our exclusive interview, unfortunately without Ron Gilbert due to a file format glitch, we tried our best to get some new information about Monkey Island out of him!

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Remembering and forgetting | WALL JUMP | Moments

Video games help remember childhood - even mediocre games like Team Xtreme: Operation Weather Disaster can become meaningful as a result.

Team Xtreme: Operation Weather Disaster has forever secured a place in my personal video game favorites list – not for qualitative reasons, but because the game triggers multi-layered, intertwined childhood memories.

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