I must say I didn’t expect this much praise from Edge magazine. Shows that videogame media is still very unpredictable: for better or worse.

I have a feeling it totally depends on who’s writing the article. Which makes sense when you’re talking about things that are supposed to be personal experiences. Sadly Edge has a policy of not mentioning the names of the authors of the articles. They deserve better.

Exactly. Edge is the kind of magazine where reviewers don’t sign their own texts so it seems to me like that it is more of a editor/team work – at least the final go ahead and print it – than an individual opinion. And it is harder to evade preconceived formats for that reason.

Speaking of game magazines, how nice would it be if Tale of Tales was approached by this magazine? – click my name to see what I mean. Or did it happen already? (I don’t own the first few issues… yet).

Hey.
Edge magazine is showing the good afford of the Table Of Tales team.Team is performing good because it selects only specialist artist in all fields. But it takes so long time to find out the such a good characteristics.

We like to think of our projects as tools that allow you to slow down for a while, Nintendo. Don’t hurry. Take the time. Take as much as you need until the flower starts blooming for you. Extend that time. Push that moment forward. Don’t stop too quickly.

@dieubussy We’ve added the Amusement email addresses to our press list. We’ll see if they respond next time we send out a press release. Why do you think they should feature us?

@ Michaël

I wrote to the Amusement staff suggesting that they should contact you or at least feature your work in their next issue. I can’t explain why I feel that the magazine is perfect for the format of your projects; but I honestly hope that you’ll be finding that out yourself come January :)

Thank you! :)