Meta-Review: Battleborn (PC, PS4, Xbox One)
I feel bad for Battleborn. For a game that is coming from such a great pedigree (the same studio that gave us Borderlands), this game should be a proclamation by […]
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Nintendo NX Release Date and E3 Plans (or lack thereof…)
For the last year now, we have been hearing increasingly about the Nintendo NX, the successor to the much maligned Wii U. The Wii U’s lack of success has been […]
Critical Path is a Must Watch Youtube Series on Game Design
This post is more of a shout out than anything else. I have been subscribed to the Critical Path Project on Youtube for a few years now and try to […]
Counter Logic Gaming Wins Big at Halo World Championship – The Return of Halo E-sports
This past weekend was the showcase event in the Halo Championship Series, a tournament that has been ongoing for many months and culminating in a $2.5 Million prize pool (the […]
Meta-Review: The Division (Xbox One, PS4, PC)
Though The Division came out last week, due to the online nature of the game’s progression, most outlets chose to delay final reviews until this week. With a host of […]
Short Film Friday: The Man From Death (Dir.: Stephen Reedy)
What do you get when you combine the western genre with Scott Pilgrim vs. The World? The answer lies within the embedded video below. Written and directed by Stephen Reedy, […]
Meta-Review: Street Fighter V (PC, PS4)
I don’t think I could have ever expected a series as institutional as Street Fighter V to come and go with such a whimper. It’s announcement was dodgey as most […]
The Beauty of Simplicity in Video Game Art Direction
The current console generation is under-powered. It is a sad truth. Yes the PS4 is slightly more powerful than the Xbox One, and yes both are significantly stronger than the Wii […]
Meta-Review: The Witness (PS4)
Jonathan Blow is a polarizing figure within the games industry. Seen as a forefather of modern indie-gaming, the designer of the beloved Braid has become an outspoken critic of modern […]
Oxenfree Review (Xbox One, PC)
My history with adventure games is anything but expansive. I enjoyed the King’s Quest games back on my old PC in the 90s, and while I have a little bit […]
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