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There was a time, many years ago, when the quality of a game's visuals were dependent entirely upon the player's ability to conjure images in his head. The industry was dominated by "adventure games" that displayed "text" on a screen that players would "read," while interaction was handled through "words" the player "typed" into the game's parser. It sounds quaint now, but there was a time when this was mainstream.
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"While the posts display an utter lack of taste and propriety, they do not constitute statements of fact," Marber wrote. "The entire context and tone of the posts constitute evidence of adolescent insecurities and indulgences, and a vulgar attempt at humor. What they do not contain are statements of fact."
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The Eastern Townships, along the border with Vermont and Maine, are home to about a dozen and half wineries. They are strung among Victorian villages, covered bridges and other pleasures of the countryside.
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At a new exhibit at L.A.'s Chinese American Museum, Angelenos share their sagas of the immigration station in San Francisco Bay.
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