🔥Christopher Livingston🔥

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Senior Editor at PC Gamer I do not have a twitter/X account! If you are contacted by someone with a twitter/X account, it is not me! clivingston@pcgamer.com Discord: livingchris

Do you remember ONE SPECIFIC moment in a BioWare game that put you on the path to working in the games industry? If you can, I want to hear about it and I may even want to put it into a story on pcgamerdotcom. Hit up my email lauren@pcgamer

Morrigan throwing her hands into the air in frustration in Dragon Age: Origins

To honor one of the studios that defined PC gaming, we've republished more than 20 articles about BioWare today. The pcgamer.com homepage is dedicated to interviews, retrospectives, and making-ofs about some of the best RPGs of all time.

A screenshot of the PC Gamer homepage, showing articles about BioWare games including Mass Effect and Dragon Age.A screenshot of the PC Gamer homepage, showing articles about BioWare games including Mass Effect, Knights of the Old Republic, and Dragon Age.A screenshot of the PC Gamer homepage, showing articles about BioWare games including Baldur's Gate, Mass Effect and Dragon Age.A screenshot of the PC Gamer homepage, showing articles about BioWare games including Mass Effect and Baldur's Gate.

"Given current circumstances, you might think I'm just primed to notice nightmarish aristocrats bleeding us alive to sustain themselves. But after too many hours of spreadsheet data entry, I'm convinced devs really have been dabbling more heavily in Draculas as the economy feels increasingly dire."

Vampire games on Steam are a recession indicator and I have the charts to prove it

Nothing is scarier during Halloween season than amateur statistics.

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Found by Jumpman at Gaming Alexandria after multiple people including myself have looked for it - The long lost American Xevious arcade commercial! Found in a Phillies vs Mets game, of all things.

As part of our experimentation with new post formats at PC Gamer, I'm pleased to present this Causality Chain, which chronicles how Stephen King's childhood trauma led to Kiefer Sutherland ordering a fake horse to perform tactical shitting 64 years later:

How Stephen King watching a train hit a kid led to Kiefer Sutherland making his videogame horse crap on command: A PC Gamer Causality Chain™

Many of our greatest works are downstream of terrible woe.

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