Kenneth Shepard

In my 22 years, there’s not a single franchise that has been more of a constant in my life than Pokemon. Both the games and the anime adaptation rose to prominence in my small hometown when I was six-years-old and in the first grade. All my friends had their

The first footage of the upcoming Dead Rising film, Dead Rising: Watchtower, has been released, and it not only features zombies, slapstick humor, and ridiculous weapons, but also a look at how the movie will portray series protagonist Frank West. Frank is portrayed by comedian Rob Riggle, and is seen

[The following contains spoilers for Dragon Age: Inquisition. Reader discretion is advised] When Dragon Age: Inquisition was released in November, I stated on a podcast that I felt the game’s protagonist, The Inquisitor, was the weakest the series had to offer thus far. A bold statement, but one that

Over here at Gaming Trend, we have a lot of staff members who are fans of choice-driven games. We’ve rambled on about Bioware games for hours, debated about TellTale choices, and have been pretty strongly moved by a lot of the decisions developers have asked us to make vicariously

While everyone here at Gaming Trend had plenty of games that they loved from last year, nearly all of us acknowledged that much of the broken games that came out in the latter half of 2014 ended it on a pretty sour note. So, I got everyone together to be

Everyone on the Gaming Trend staff has had the opportunity to make a case for our personal top ten games of the year, but we still had to come to a consensus on what the site’s top ten was going to be. Below you’ll find the result of

Coming up with our final category winners was a bit of an arduous process. First we all voted, but the raw numbers weren’t sitting well with many editors. Then we held a 3-and-a-half-hour-long podcast where we hashed out all our remaining issues. The result is the winners you’ll

Perhaps foolishly, I came into 2014 with a great deal of optimism. The PlayStation 4 and Xbox One were freshly out of their boxes and sitting under my TV, and I was eagerly awaiting what Sony and Microsoft would do to usher in the next generation of games. To my