So, as you might have noticed, there's a few changes on GameSetWatch today, for the awesome++. Specifically, we're expanding our blog posts on weekdays, with the help of the wonderful Eric Caoili.

In fact, Eric has already been posting today on neatness like Amusement magazine, Bubble Bobble T-shirts, and Muxtape funkiness, and he'll be continuing in that vein starting on Monday.

So why the change? Well, due to a bit of a hectic schedule here running Gamasutra, Game Developer magazine, the IGF, etcetera, GameSetWatch has been clamped on 3 posts per day for the last year or two. And they've tended to be 'super-dense linklog', '2000-word interview', '1500-word GSW column' - in that order.

That's all good, but I think that weblogs - or at least, weblogs that I like - are meant to have a _little_ more diffuse, bitesized culturally-aware content than just dense, multi-link cross-posted longform insanity. (Just like GameSetWatch used to have, back in the day.)

So we're keeping the regular columns and the linkdumps from me (Simon), but adding five daily Mon-Fri posts from Eric - who has done great work for us previously as a Gamasutra news guy and a number-cruncher for Game Developer Research, and whom you also might know from awesome DS site Tiny Cartridge.

Please welcome him, and look forward to more smart cultural interstitial posts from Eric, starting on Monday, as we take GSW from about 20 weekly posts to around 45 (still manageable!). In the meantime, the weekend is still mine to bore GSW readers with linkdumps and other tragicomic video game material, hurrah!