I’m the Associate Editor at Vision Systems Design magazine, where I write about cool things like drones, AI, machine learning, and unmanned aerial systems.Â
In another life I was a game journalist, with bylines in Kotaku, Polygon, Ars Technica, and was the gaming staff writer at The Daily Dot for a couple of years.
I also covered Destiny 2 on the Activision Games Blog before Bungie and Activision decided to part ways. :)Â
Nowadays you might see me doing some freelance games writing. My Twitter feed is almost 100% progressive politics. I’m still deciding what this blog is going to be about.
I may be reached at dennis@punchingsnakes.com and followed on Twitter: @DennisScimeca.
The snake picture on the home page is by Thomas Brown and used via Creative Commons license. The fist is mine.
Dennis,
I just read your piece in The Escapist titled “Little League Trained me for Battlefield 3.” I enjoyed in throughly and give you an emphatic Huh-Ha! I tend to play with random people so I often experience a lot of very selfish play (don’t get me wrong, there are many good team players too). But during the frustrating games, I often find myself wondering if my fellow teammates ever played little league baseball and understand the joys of playing as a team even if you lose the game. It is good to know I am not alone in this desire!