April 8th, 2015 by
Katie Simning
During GlitchCon, a few attendees asked us about the music playing in the background. I'm happy to share our full playlist with everyone! So if you were curious about a song that popped up throughout the weekend, or are just looking for some new tunes, check out the list below. While we happen to use Spotify for our playlists, please feel free to use your preferred music service to listen. Enjoy!
Our staff has a ton of fun choosing the right songs...
August 5th, 2014 by
Katie Simning
Choose your two buttons, pick your duds, and join dat purp-wearing Dave Lang, Iron Galaxy's CEO, as he dives into the origins, characters, and playing tips for Divekick. While...
January 19th, 2014 by
Alex Westby
This process is to register your device for the University of Minnesota's wired internet access. This process does require you to use a device that has access to the internet, so use your computer on wireless first, your phone, or some other device to access the wireless internet. The first step in the process is to use above-said device to go to "https://wired.netaccess.umn.edu/cgi-bin/register.pl" or "wired.netaccess.umn.edu"...
November 6th, 2013 by
Elan Majkrzak
PC gaming has been growing more than ever in recent years, however it is still relatively difficult to get into. When purchasing a console, you'll know that every game you get will work on it, and there aren't really any options when purchasing the hardware. This is not the case for PC gaming. There are pre-built gaming PCs, but these tend to be more...
October 15th, 2013 by
Katie Simning
The Glitch.Indie dino hype continues! Aaron Pollack, CEO and Producer of Primal Carnage, answers our burning questions about the game's background, future expansion, and how to kill the massive...
September 12th, 2013 by
Brianna Powers
So it’s April, I’m worried about finals and all that good stuff when I receive an email from Blizzard Entertainment asking to interview me for their Quest Design / Writing internship. I had applied in early fall, had even given up hope but getting that email made me incredibly excited so I replied that I would love to. After an interview, and other tests, I was then told I had been hired to work for twelve weeks at Blizzard Entertainment! I, of course, dropped my cellphone in shock. The environment at Blizzard is, to be blunt, a nerd haven: from...
