Totally being serious here, this isn't just a "fun thread'.
Recently, I've seen a lot of interesting gaming discussion go down on various weblogs like 20x20 Room and the like. I often stumble on to these by accident (usually getting referred to one in some thread here or at RPGNet), and I forget them just as easily (or I follow three links to a really interesting blog, but when I try to navigate again to that blog I forget how I got there, etc). So I'm looking to bookmark some Game-Themed blogs to cycle through.
Could you give me your recommendations, and to keep things topical, maybe a simple sentence or phrase as to why you visit that Blog?
Here's some to get us started:
http://gamethink.blogspot.com/ Once a great site with rather interesting contributors, it hasn't been updated in about 2 months, which usually indicates BlogDeath.
http://www.20by20room.com/ This is the one that pretty much everyone references at some point. It's like the above but continuously updated.
http://www.livejournal.com/users/memento_mori/ Jared's blog. It's fun, light reading and you can see what's going on in Jared's mind every now and then. Wear gloves.
http://www.livejournal.com/users/matt_snyder/ Same as above, but erase Jared and toss in Matt Snyder.
http://www.septemberquestion.org/lumpley/opine.html Vince's site, lots of righteous gaming discussion, with other interesting blog links on the right.
So, where else should I be looking?
Andy, I also keep the "official" Chimera Creative blog, "Heads or Tales," here: http://www.chimera.info/blog/ (http://www.chimera.info/blog/)
The distinction is that I talk about gaming, life and whatever on my livejournal, but I talk strictly gaming and game design on the chimera blog.
Hi,
I've been writing more game-related stuff lately:
http://www.livejournal.com/users/yeloson/
The most recent post is about GNS and Sim dominance in the hobby.
Chris
My livejournal has been chock-full of gaming recently.
I often write about game shit in my ranting and raving at my live journal. I also post crap I am working on too.
Goats Can Fly (http://www.livejournal.com/users/bob_goat/)
Keith