At least, according to this week’s Newsweek magazine. Yes, you heard that right… Newsweek!
haowan
Well, fuck.
uh, i can’t think of much else to say
Nillo
TIGSource knows where it is at all times. It knows this because it knows where it isn’t.
Levi
SAVED. In all caps, no less.
Guert
That’s great news!
Congrats to everyone behind tigsource!!
http://www.tscreative.net BMcC
Newswhat? Is that one of those “real” magazines I’ve read about on Wikipedia?
Akhel
Awesome!
PoV
Wow. Hey, I thought all the content was stolen from TIM? :D
Smithy
Holy cow!
Does this mean I’m going to be famous?
Derek
Congrats belong to everyone who’s ever posted, commented, joined the forums, or read the site! There would be no TIGSource without the TIGCommunity (cue: “awwwwww”) We _did_ it, y’all!
*collapses in puddle of own spittle*
http://rav.realitybytes.tk ravuya
Oh no! We’re becoming mainstream.
At least it’s only magazine-mainstream. Once we get covered on MTV, we’ll have to explain our strange love for manhugs before a Congressional hearing..
http://web.mac.com/shinjisixteen Shinji16
o.O
…holy shit!
http://web.mac.com/shinjisixteen Shinji16
Wait… why the FUCK is there a Google banner ad for Furcadia?!
> we’ll have to explain our strange love for manhugs before a Congressional hearing.
If you don’t get it, you don’t get one.
Twisted Rabbit
Congrats. Now wheres the vodka?
crackers
Is this new mainstream attention going to score Derek some more hookers?
DrDerekDoctors
Woo! I’m going to bathe in the reflected glory!
*bathes*
Is this article what you spent your $20,000 on? ;)
Xander
That’s freakin’ awesome!
…someone explain to me what Newsweek is? (Alex = British ¬.¬)
CosMind
word up.
i dig how the mention serves to trick casual gamers into coming here to discover what real videogames are :)
the love oozes further.
Shabadage
Lets just hope they don’t read the comments too thoroughly….
http://ithamore.blogspot.com/ ithamore
Many of the shorter or simpler games featured on TIGSource could be easily considered casual, especially in to comparison to mainstream titles (such as GTA and WOW) that have gotten a lot of coverage in popular media. And, in that since, we have posted many complex casual games, too.
Additionally, all three of the websites listed cover and critique more than just casual games, so maybe the article’s author was trying to enlighten the magazine’s casual gaming readers to more of the world of gaming.
Furthermore, TIGSource is severing a noble cause in supporting and promoting independent games. Recognition shouldn’t be surprising but appreciated.