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In highlights from Gamasutra's Member Blogs, our bloggers write about diverse topics, such as the EVE Online microtransaction scandal, Bayonetta, and a postmortem for the "5 for 5 Indie Game Bundle".]
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This Week's Standout Member Blogs
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The '5 For 5 Indie Game Bundle' Postmortem
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Jorge Rodriguez)
Lunar Workshop's Jorge Rodriguez examines what went right and wrong with last month's "5 for 5 Indie Games Bundle", alternatively known as the "Buy Games Not Socks Bundle."
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Tonight the Stars Revolt - Notes on an EVE Scandal
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Jamie Brewer)
Jami Brewer presents a discussion of the Great Microtransaction Revolt in
EVE Online, why it matters to the rest of us, and why
EVE and its players aren't quite like any others.
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On Games and Change
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Alan Arias)
On the heels of G4C, Alan Arias shares thoughts and concerns on the power of gaming as both a medium and high-tech industry to unite communities and mitigate the less favorable effects of capitalism.
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My Experience as an IGDA E3 Scholar
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Heather Decker)
In this write-up, Heather Decker provides a thorough documentation of her International Game Developers Association E3 Scholar experience, complete with tips for future E3 Scholars.
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The Melancholy of Bayonetta
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Christopher Enderle)
PixelStorm's Christopher Enderle argues that beneath
Bayonetta's glamorous veneer, the aciton title's gameplay feels dated. With Platinum Games' pedigree, why did
Bayonetta ring hollow?
