CT McMillan
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McMillan’s Codex #56: Homicide v. Everyone
McMillan’s Codex #56 by C.T. McMillan Homicide v. Everyone Back in April I reported on a lawsuit against Jim Sterling by developer Digital Homicide. DigiHom was suing for $11 million on 10 counts of libel after Sterling negatively reviewed their games. It has been almost two years since the feud began and there has yet… Continue reading
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McMillan’s Codex #49: Call of Duty 4 (Modern Warfare)
McMillan’s Codex #49 by C.T. McMillan Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare Since reviewing Advanced Warfare, Call of Duty (CoD) has been on my mind. Infinite Warfare is just months away and all I can think about is where everything went wrong. In the past I explored how the series has evolved and decayed with… Continue reading
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McMillan’s Codex #10: David Cage, The Would-Be Spielberg Part 2
McMillan’s Codex #10 By C.T. McMillan David Cage: The Would-Be Spielberg, Part 2 Videogames take after movies for story and gameplay. Developer Hideo Kojima understands the need for a separation between the mediums and uses film for storytelling outside of gameplay. David Cage of Quantic Dream, however, has sought to combine them. His three games… Continue reading
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