PinnedInSUPERJUMPbyAdam Meadows·Feb 8, 2021The Walls of ControlThe walls of The Oldest House are a veritable pressure cooker, a place of almost unbearable unknowns
PinnedInSUPERJUMPbyAdam Meadows·May 31, 2020Video Games Have Become the Soundtracks to Our LivesDigital experiences can leave indelible marks on the story of the selfA response icon1A response icon1
PinnedInSUPERJUMPbyAdam Meadows·Oct 28, 2020The Original Video Game SandboxReflections on a time when play experiences were uninterrupted by ubiquitous, invasive connectivityA response icon3A response icon3
PinnedInSUPERJUMPbyAdam Meadows·May 18, 2020The Dystopia for Our TimesNieR: Automata’s opening hours are an eerie parallel to our post-virus worldA response icon1A response icon1
InSUPERJUMPbyAdam Meadows·Dec 14, 2021With Halo Infinite, Smart Has Become the New SpectacularDoing Halo better than ever beforeA response icon1A response icon1
InSUPERJUMPbyAdam Meadows·Jul 23, 2021The Bold and the Braveus: A Look Back at Final Fantasy’s Teenage YearsThe famous franchise had its share of growing pains
InSUPERJUMPbyAdam Meadows·Jul 21, 2021When Mass Effect Neutered the Reapers, and We Didn’t CareWhy world-building and narrative supersede inconsistency in the message
InSUPERJUMPbyAdam Meadows·Jul 12, 2021Metal Gear Solid 2: The Original Next-Generation Video GameLooking back at Kojima’s enigmatic second “Solid” entryA response icon1A response icon1
InSUPERJUMPbyAdam Meadows·Feb 16, 2021The Fiction of the Video Game Power FantasyThe pursuit of power in our gaming lives
