Todd Simmons

And Matt Burns has a great response, where he argues that we need new types of gameplay to get better game writing: http://t.co/E42F969r

Now he has a follow-up article, addressed directly to gamers, justifying this comment: http://t.co/oeWKB7eZ

Apparently, Taylor Clark’s statement that “most videogames are dumb” in his Atlantic profile of Jon Blow sparked quite a controversy.

Most big tech debates (Mac vs. PC, Android vs. iPhone) are just byproducts of a culture war between geeks and noobs: http://t.co/3WkOoBs4

Thank goodness Microsoft is finally dropping the Windows Live brand and streamlining its product names: http://t.co/hzrLT2sI Long overdue!

Really fascinating findings — Should be a required part of b-school curriculum, in my opinion: http://t.co/BY2YmW0c

For example, people often fail to recognize that they’re facing an ethical decision at all, depending on how it’s framed.

We discussed business ethics often in my MBA classes but never covered the cognitive underpinnings of ethical lapses: http://t.co/BY2YmW0c

The NYTimes recently did a nice profile of Jane McGonigal: http://t.co/IIpC08GH Great intro to the idea of games influencing real life.

Congrats to Austin’s @Tabbedout for powering the payment functionality in the new TGI Friday’s app: http://t.co/uieP2nnY