Who knows? Maybe they will last 100 years. However, this 100 means they’ve added the hundredth game to their catalogue. And they’re giving it away for free.

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Over at rpgcodex, they’ve posted an interview with Jeff Vogel. Jeff’s been getting a lot of press lately, ever since he started his blog and put up the numbers for Geneforge 4. Good move on his part, and I hope he’s picked up some new customers because of it all.

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I hope not. I sincerely hope not. GDC (Game Developers Conference) 2009 was held last week, and for the most part, I pretty much ignored it. You know: lotta hot air, lotta grandiose statements, lotta pats on the back. And then, there was this.

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Over on his blog yesterday, Coyote wrote about shared experiences in gaming. Talking with friends about games you’ve played; what was similar, what was different.

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Over at Gamespot, they have a recap of a talk at GDC ’09 given by Stephen Goldstein, formerly director of business development and general counsel for the defunct Flagship Studios. He discussed what went wrong with Hellgate: London. A lot did.

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Following on the heels of yesterday’s GOO Announcement, comes a startling one from Electronic Arts.

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Stardock has just announced their new method for protecting games while not hassling buyers: Game Object Obfuscation. Let’s hope no one confuses it with that other Goo ;)

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Jeff Vogel has put up the second half of “How Much I Make With Games”. I was not surprised to learn that $28 is a good price point for him.

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