Hard Sell
Now what's it going to take to get you to take this new video game console home today?
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This Week at Remap
It is the 41st Millennium. For more than a hundred centuries the Emperor of Mankind has sat immobile on the Golden Throne of Remap.
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Star Wars Video Games Are Weird Right Now
Much like the franchise itself, it feels like Star Wars video games don't really know what sandbox they should be playing in. Can that change?
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This Week at Remap
We'll become Space Marines, but not before taking your questions.
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Concord and the Quiet Doom of Indifference
As you read this, Sony is shutting down Concord mere weeks after it launched. Rob and Patrick to to unpack what happened and why.
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Five Questions About Gaming’s Future With a Video Game Analyst
Circana's Mat Piscatella tries to explain 2024's stumbles and why there's so much optimism about why next year might be better.
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This Week at Remap
The NFL season kicks off, there's more wizards breaching, and several of us were hanging out at PAX this weekend.
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The Streaming Era Needs More Friction
The cable TV era had plenty of downsides, but in a world without video stores, how else do stumble into a movie you didn't know you'd love?
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The Meditative Power of Irritation
The Game of Sisyphus is about moving a boulder up a hill, but for its developers—and by extension, its players—it's about so much more.
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This Week at Remap / What Happened at Remap Last Week
A scheduling snafu means you get two newsletters in one!
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Hey, Why Do Sports Look So Bad on TV?
Everyone's got this fancy 4K TVs, and yet, everything is so dang blurry.
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This Week at Remap
Gamescom kicks off this week, and we'll (virtually) be there, as will a really fun Nextlander x Remap collaboration.
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This Week at Remap
Who's ready for Remap to enter its Coppola era?
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This Week at Remap
It's Hard Knock season at Remap, and we've got Bears fever. And rock fever.
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The Old Internet Was Better
Rob and Patrick reminisce about their earliest days online, from trying to figure out online multiplayer to the joys of pirating music.