We Are Chicago was hardly the best game I played at PAX last month. It was rough and unfinished. My wife, playing at another demo station, barely got through it. In trying to depict life on the Windy City's troubled South Side, it's not trying to be fun, but it has to be interesting. It's not there yet. The team may be biting off more than they can chew, but that could be a good thing.

One of my favourite things to do at PAX is wander around in search of games I've never heard of. Even though I'm paid to know as much about games as possible, some slip through the cracks. Here are the ones that stood out to me in Seattle.

Is there someone behind me?

The Pokémon Company, the business devoted entirely to managing all things Pokémon, has filed one hell of a lawsuit against the organisers of a PAX party that had been scheduled to go down last week.

Thanks for my new album cover, Oculus Touch. (It was incredible, by the way. Holy cow.)

At PAX Prime in Seattle, Bethesda's set up a nice little collection of booths; there's one for each of the big games they're showing here. The Dishonored booth stands out as an unusually posh exhibit on an otherwise crowded and jumbled show floor.

Briefly: Seen at PAX today in Seattle, cosplayer Ori Roundtree doing his best to pay respects, Call of Duty style.

Gallery: And rather than just taking photos of cosplayers at PAX, I decided to join them.