RPadTV’s Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month content kicks off with a Dean Takahashi interview. Considered by many to be THE preeminent videogames journalist, Dean Takahashi chats with host Raymond Padilla about why he chose to pursue a career in journalism, how the coverage of games has changed in his decades in the business, his thoughts on using AI to help write articles, the one question he always asks in interviews, advice he has to Asian Americans looking to get into videogame journalism, and more.
Super Snail stands out with its idle, but exploratory missions, addictive minigames and humor that can likely make any player laugh.
Content creator and accessibility consultant Steve Saylor points out a massive lack of accessibility in Bethesda’s latest RPG
You think a disabled fan asking for more accessibility features is reaching? Are their criticism of the game less relevant than anyone else's?
I don’t think it’s ‘reaching’ but I wouldn’t call it a ‘major’ problem either. It’s nothing that can’t be fixed with an update.
As a disabled person your comment is way out of line. Don’t take anything for granted
Let me expand on lol so it doesn't seem like I'm a dick. While I get it man... disabled people get shafted time to time or maybe often on features I don't think it's a major issue that can't be fixed. Lol is for the taking anything for granted. I'm good on that front. We'll aware how the body works
Giant Bomb's Jeff Grubb shared an update on BioWare's internal release window for Dragon Age: Dreadwolf after yesterday's layoff news.
Rather interesting interview with one of gaming's veteran journos. Respect.
Dean Takahashi, the man the legend who failed so hard at the cuphead tutorial and Doom Eternal.