My reviewed source at the moment is “What makes a blockbuster video game.” I will use this to provide some of the baseline statistics for what causes a game to sell. I usually used to find my sources by searching on google and reading until I found something stick. If I think it would work, or found a quote in it I really likes I’d select it. To decide if It is reputable or not I’d usually just consider who wrote it, if its from a very opinionated site or author I might reconsider.
Even If a sources isn’t reputable, you can still present it as an outside argument or as a counter argument. Multimedia sources can be very helpful. They can provide a visual source that may be harder to put down into words, but overall provide more info than text could. I feel this way because I’m mostly a visual learner.
Duke Maddox 