BioShock Wolfenstein: The New and Infinite Order
Wolfenstein: The New Order is a game at the mercy of its story. Depending on how you take this statement, you’ll either enjoy the game...
Wolfenstein: The New Order is a game at the mercy of its story. Depending on how you take this statement, you’ll either enjoy the game...
Looking back at this past year in gaming, lots of things have changed. For the first number of months I was actually steaming fairly regula...
I recently purchased a PS4, under the pretense that I wanted to play Dragon Age: Inquisition . I mean sure, I want to play DA: I. Adam’...
The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth , an enhanced Vita port of a PC game of the same name (sans subtitle) reminds me of what my video game l...
Recently there was an article that went up titled My problem with eSports and after reading it, I noticed that I felt about the same way t...
It’s only fitting to be critical of things you hold dear. At least, that’s my thinly veiled excuse for why I consider myself to be a ho...
After spending the little time I did with Legendof Dungeon last week, I decided it was best to return to, and hopefully finish with, B...
Alright, how about we delve into a bit of gaming psychology this weekend. Countless amounts of people record gaming sessions, review their ...
Last week I talked about my enjoyment for the roundabout way that TombRaider and Uncharted both benefited from influencing each other. It ...
What was the last game you played which was co-constructed by the collective video game media as being largely inconsequential or unlik...
I came across an article yesterday posted onto Kotaku written by guest author Adam Sessler , a man recently divorced from the gaming pre...
Throughout my gaming life I've never been a huge fan of stealth-based gameplay. With the exception of playing a thief in Skyrim, shoote...
You know that moment when you're playing a game, and you just sort of get it? You've been playing a game for a number of hours and ...
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