Happy Halloween from the Halls of Titanquisitor! Gary shares a few common-sense safety reminders before rounding up our Halloween coverage, including Thalia's Spook-n-Boobtacular finale, classic WCW Halloween Havoc, NXT, AEW, The Twilight Zone, horror gaming, and more. Have fun, be safe, and don't be stupid!
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Firefox is bringing back the legends of the early Internet, from Numa Numa Guy to Overly Attached Girlfriend. That got me thinking about GeoCities, wrestling websites, ridiculous pop-ups, artificial intelligence, and everything that made the World Wild Web so entertaining. Can we make the Internet fun again? Around here, we're certainly trying.
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What does the future hold for artificial intelligence? Maddie, Keeper of the Glyphs, explores the possibilities and challenges of AI, its relationship with human creativity, and how one little corner of the internet called Titanquisitor demonstrates what creative collaboration can accomplish.
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When did every hobby become a potential business? Gary reflects on the pressure to monetize everything we enjoy, why he keeps building Titanquisitor despite the expense, and the simple pleasure of doing something just because it makes you happy.
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Once upon a time, websites were weird, colorful, and wonderfully personal. Maddie remembers the Internet before everything started looking the same.
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A newly updated version of our old popular How to Become a Game Reviewer post, making its debut on the new Titanquisitor. Featuring some trimmed fat, getting it down to 6,500 words while still maintaining all you need to know to be a game reviewer.
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Two years ago, I retired Vortainment (fka Vortex Effect) and abandoned this blog to create a new website. That experiment is over, and now we're home. The name has changed, but the blog remains the same. This is Titanquisitor, the reincarnation of Vortainment!
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About six years ago, I wrote the below article called "How To Become A Game Reviewer & Get Game Review Copies." It was a pretty popular post, did a lot of traffic and generated more comments and emails than anything else we've done on this site. More importantly, the original guide helped people who wanted to get started reviewing games and that's what I wanted to do when I originally wrote it. Six years is a decent amount of time though, and so I'm returning to this post to give it a little…
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