Artifacts of Early Access Games and Updates
Being able to play early access games is a good time. Buying the games early helps provide the developer money to keep making and improving the game, while also allowing […]
Film: The Legacy Hub Archaeological Project
I conducted the Legacy Hub Archaeological Project in between the release of No Man’s Sky v1.3 (Atlas Rises) and v1.5 (NEXT), documenting the abandoned player settlements and communication stations of […]
Interstellar Glitch in Skyrim VR: A 3-Sphere Phenomenon
I’ve been playing Skyrim VR for nearly two months now, and have logged over 100 hours on this version with one character. As part of my archaeology PhD thesis for […]
Adventures in the Upside Down: Massive No Man’s Sky Glitch
[UPDATE: Several people on Reddit have commented that what I report is a well known glitch that Hello Games has yet to fix. The glitch was new to my […]
Gametime: Towards A Theory of Virtual Relativity
I’ve been thinking a lot about archaeological context and video games — any video game. In dirt archaeology within meatspace (aka the real world), you are dealing with artifacts caught […]
Another Elder Scrolls Online “Gamifact”: Coldharbour’s Vile Laboratory
Sometimes archaeologists get lucky. On September 1, 2015, I blogged about finding my first “gamifact” in Elder Scrolls Online, which you can read here. A “gamifact”, for lack of a […]
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