If you are interested in videogames I recommend to check out the following sources. I am sure, over time, the content on this page will constantly expand.
Books
Yes, there are still books in our world... and some of them are actually really good. You should check out some of the titles if you have the chance.
by Ed Halter
Avalon Publishing Groug, New York 2006
Smartbomb: The quest for Art, Entertainment, and Big Bucks in the Videogame Revolution.
by Heather Chaplin and Aaron Ruby
Algonquin Book of Chapel Hill, California 2005
Video Games and Art.
by Andy Clarke and Grethe Mitchell
Intellect Books, United Kingdom and Chicago 2007
Virtuous War: Mapping the Military-Industrial-Media-Entertainment Network.
by James Der Derian
Westview Press / Perseus Books, Colorado 2001
Magazines
Do you still read videogame magazines? Great, cause they are an important and traditional source of information about this field. Here are some I frequently ready and want to recommend to you.
Consol.at - Das österreichische Videospiele-Magazin
check out online at: www.consol.at
Gamers.at - Das österreichische PC-Spielemagazin
check out online at: www.gamers.at
UNFORTUNATELY BOTH MAGAZINES HAVE BEEN SHUT DOWN! SADLY KIDS NOWADAYS ARE NOT TOO MUCH INTERESTED IN READING ABOUT GAMES... THESE ENTRIES WILL STAY AS A TESTIMONY TO AN OUTDATED SERVICE FOR VIDEOGAMERS THAT GREW UP WITH GAME MAGAZINES AND NOT WITH YOUTUBE.
Online Sources
Just a few of the countless online sources usefull for gamers.
 www.gamespot.com Ratings, reviews and release dates |
 www.ign.com Ratings, reviews and release dates |
 www.gamefaqs.com Ttraditional source for tips and tricks |
 www.twitch.tv Live and professional gaming, contests and events |
www.coverdude.com, www.covershut.com and www.cdcovers.cc
Great free sources for videogame box arts
