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		<title>By: Hayden</title>
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		<description>I would have to say I am a bit disappointed in seeing several of these writers focusing on reviews and previews when speaking on the topic of game journalism. We have a field that that now has 30+ years of consumer content -- 40 years if talking development and proto-designs and all we talk about is the next &#039;big thing&#039;? 

Especially if this industry wants to become the next mainstream entertainment medium, It is essential that more effort be put into broadening peoples&#039; knowledge and understanding of games and gaming culture as Karen Chu notes. 

The tempest that seems to be developing regarding &#039;how to review&#039; could be a great place for journalists to dig deeper and discuss matters. On one side you have the industry and more casual customer friendly point/grade method of reviews versus the more descriptive and informative article method -- ala where Play has gone recently. The more chances an industry has to look within itself, the better the chance are for growth.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I would have to say I am a bit disappointed in seeing several of these writers focusing on reviews and previews when speaking on the topic of game journalism. We have a field that that now has 30+ years of consumer content &#8212; 40 years if talking development and proto-designs and all we talk about is the next &#8216;big thing&#8217;? </p>
<p>Especially if this industry wants to become the next mainstream entertainment medium, It is essential that more effort be put into broadening peoples&#8217; knowledge and understanding of games and gaming culture as Karen Chu notes. </p>
<p>The tempest that seems to be developing regarding &#8216;how to review&#8217; could be a great place for journalists to dig deeper and discuss matters. On one side you have the industry and more casual customer friendly point/grade method of reviews versus the more descriptive and informative article method &#8212; ala where Play has gone recently. The more chances an industry has to look within itself, the better the chance are for growth.</p>
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