Well, I am sure that term papers must not be a new thing for you so you already know how painful and irritating it is to write a Term Papers and most importantly submit the term paper right on time. Therefore you had better to learn the process of term papers writing rather than worrying. This article is about tips on Term papers writing.

10 Tips on Writing a Term Paper
There are seven significan… Continue

Been a little while, but I figure I might as well post up a handful of articles and whatnot that I've put up on DT since last time, in case anyone's looking for something to read/critique.

"I Suck At Games, and I'm Here To Help" - A lengthy manifesto on what I believe to be the unique contributions that lousy gamers, and ONLY lousy gamers, can (and should) make to the community.… Continue

Yesterday, I took a stroll down memory lane and decided to play Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy Kong's Quest. I could remember playing this game as a youth and feeling excitement as well as frustration (due to the extreme difficulty). Now, being an adult, I found that not much has changed. I was still excited to see Diddy, the end of the level win animations, all the goofy Kong family characters and yes, the difficulty that made me want to tear my hair out. But alas, I rediscovered how fun this gam… Continue

Hey guys please take a few minutes to read this:

Who is Alan Turing, and why should you care?

If the name sounds familiar but you’re not sure why, you may have heard it in the news recently. The British government issued a full, official apology to him on September 10th 2009 – over fifty five years after he died. What did they apologise for? Why so long after his death? Why is a man who died decades before the first video game featuring on a gaming website?

Alan Turing was born June 23rd 1912… Continue

Hey guys now and again I'll being putting some of the best articles from Critical Gamer up on this blog. Why They Hate Video Games was writer by Luke Kemp who is co-owner and editor-in-chief at Critical Gamer.


It’s axiomatic that people often fear what they do not understand. ‘Homophobia’ means fear of homosexuals of course, rather than dislike or hate of them (though fear invariably breeds aggression). Similarly, ‘Xenophobia’ means fear of foreigners. In fact, the prefix ‘xeno’ or ‘xen’ is us… Continue