Remember all those stories your grandparents told you about how hard they had it growing up? That’s us when we talk to younger or less experienced gamers. It’s kind of annoying.
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Traitor to His Class
A public rebuttal against the haters of my PC conversion
on November 21, 2013 at 8:00 amEver since making up my mind that PC gaming is the way forward (not a next gen console), I’ve been inundated with all sorts of advice, recommendations, and opinions. But mostly, haters and their hate.
We are at the cusp of a gaming generation that is going to rival the 16-bit era.
Review: ‘Costume Quest’
Treat yourself this Halloween to some indie goodness
on October 31, 2013 at 8:00 am“Costume Quest” is a perfect Halloween game and you should definitely set a night or two aside to play it.
“Condemned” certainly doesn’t give any individual survival horror or shooter games a run for their money, but it delivers on a netherworld that exists between the two genres.
Review: ‘Time and Eternity’ [PS3]
It’s like the Sega CD never died. And no, that’s not a good thing.
on October 17, 2013 at 8:00 amThis is a game for people who have given up, in the same way Hot Pockets are food for people who don’t care about what they ingest. It’s apathy given form.
It’s no secret that Tyler is squarely in the Sony camp of the Console Wars. He, for one, will welcome his new video game overlord as a launch day adopter. Here’s why this is new and exciting, but not without downsides… State of the User rolls on!
March of the Penguin
Linux gaming is looking up thanks to online support and SteamOS
on October 3, 2013 at 8:00 amIt ain’t rocket science, and it’s only gonna get easier.
Disclaimer: Even though this is an article about getting over our obsession with avoiding spoilers and raging out about them, there are going to be some in here. Spoilers for: Final Fantasy VII, Citizen Kane, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, The Walking Dead game, and The Sixth Sense. We like being surprised by things. This is […]
Really, it’s almost “Dragon Fantasy: Book 1.5” It ends up playing almost exactly like “Book 1”, which you’ll remember that I liked, but it has a nice new coat of paint.