Let's Play
Sam BarberieOccasional posts on gaming, web3, and interactive media.
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Creating desirability in games
Every player is used to rarity: scarce resources that take hours of scavenging to find or legendary cosmetics that cost an arm and a leg. Rarity is so common (see what I did there?) that a lot of games even use the same color scale to refer...
Netflix’s Nextworld could be better
The past few years have been a kind of heyday for transmedia, as wildly successful game-to-movie/TV ports have shown that you can commercially and artistically bridge the digital interactive and passive entertainment divide. (TV/film-to-gam...
The staying power of old games
According to my pals at Stream Hatchet, gaming video content on Twitch is mega stale. Like reruns of I Love Lucy old. [Note: I absolutely love I Love Lucy.] In fact, according to their tracking of viewership on Twitch for March, 2024, no ga...
The Sui handheld: meant for no one, solving nothing
And here I was thinking that we were done with random new gaming devices. Last week’s web3 gaming news that didn’t shake the world at all was the announcement of the poorly-rendered SuiPlay0X1, a device that Mysten Labs (creators of Sui) s...
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Sam Barberie is an executive in gaming and web3. He has worked with every major game publisher, developer, platform, and media company in crafting their gaming and interactive media strategies.
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