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More board game blogs that contain content of general interest and update with regularity:
A Dark And Quiet Room - Seth Ben-Ezra, Peoria, Illinois. Blog contains only sporadic game entries, but frequency is increasing.
Board Games - Creation And Play - a combined UK blog about game design.
Carpe Delirium - Justin Walduck, Gaythorne, Brisbane, Austalia.
Diary of a Mad Gamer - Stephen Glenn, Virginia Beach, Virginia. Just started, may not continue.
The Escapist Blog - The blog of Escapist magazine. It is primarily about computer gaming, but late articles have crossed all fields and the articles are wide-ranging and well-written. The articles of the Escapist are also available via RSS.
Forbeck.com - Matt Forbeck, Beloit, Wisconsin. Another game designer blog.
Galfridus - Geoff Speare, Allentown, PA. Other than the GoF reports, he hasn't written about games, but here's hoping.
Jeremiah Wittevrongel - Calgary, Canada.
Logic and Nausea - Darth Tanyan, Tracy, California.
MetroBurb Gamers - Session reports from a Boston area games group.
Roll_The_Bones - Erik Weissengruber, some sort of Canadian teacher, from what I can tell. Theory on games.
Tiki - Derek Croxton, Winchester, VA. Blogs and articles about games.
Computer Games:
There seem to be a number of computer game blogs that caught my attention recently, because they are talking more and more about game theory or plain old non-electronic board games. Here are three:
Games * Design * Art * Culture - Greg Kostik
King Lud IC - Patrick Dugan
Raph's Website - Ralph Koster
Changes:
Boardgameplayer.com's RSS feed changed. Please tell us when you do that!
Blogs that have fallen off my blogroll: Taxovich, Game Store Confidential, Austin Boardgamer.
Yehuda
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3 comments:
Boardgameplayer.com's RSS feed changed. Please tell us when you do that!
You mean like in this post I made December 30th of last year when I went to the new system. ;-)
http://www.boardgameplayer.com/article.php?story=20051230013158636
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Ken Rumsey
http://www.boardgameplayer.com
Uh, yeah. Hmmm. Was that post on the new feed or on the old feed?
I wondered why I wasn't getting anything from you recently!
Yehuda
You know...now that I think about it...I think I was already on the new system when I posted that. Guess that makes it pretty difficult to read the new feed to find out about the new feed. I wondered why I had so few subscribers!
Oops. My bad.
That's what happens though when readers don't physically come to the site and rely on RSS feeds. ;-) Although I see that you are now a registered user on my site...Thank you.
I know I haven't posted much this year but hopefully that will change soon. I'm almost done with my house sale and as soon as I get moved to the new house, things should pick up again.
Thanks for reading my site and letting everyone else know I screwed up! ;-)
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Ken
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