In eighth grade, my music teacher bent over and ripped his pants. It wasn’t like one of those mini-tears you could hide beneath an oversized jacket. This was an undisguisable, crotch-to-beltline, Grand Canyon-level tear. My friends and I look back at that day in mirth, but now as a

Four days away from the release date of the highly anticipated Dragon Ball FighterZ, Bandai Namco has released one more trailer highlighting the final character available in the base game: Android 21. Android 21 is the only character in the starting roster to have their debut appearance in Dragon Ball

The Arctis 3 by SteelSeries is, simply put, a great pair of headphones. Over the course of nearly a month I have put these headphones through the ringer, using them for all types of media, and on different devices. Not only have they held up well, they also sound great.

When writing reviews, I try not to define one game in terms of another that the reader may or may not have played. These days, this is most often done with Dark Souls (for examples, look at the “It’s Like Dark Souls” Twitter account); having not played it myself,

Die-hard Fire Emblem fans have discovered the character portrait directory for this year’s Fire Emblem Heroes “Choose Your Legends” event prior to the event’s official beginning. Portraits for Ike, Roy, Lyn, and Lucina, last year’s first and second place male and female winners, are absent from this

“The Darwin Project,” a Hunger Games-esque battle royale game based around audience participation has begun its first open beta period this weekend, January 19th to January 21st on Windows 10 PC. In this open beta, two new features are introduced: * Show Directors — Stream hosts control the match and have the

Civil War General William Tecumseh Sherman once compared war to hell. War themed games tend to focus on the battles and maneuvers associated with conflict, but there is an underlying civilian side of warfare. Civilians are often caught in the middle and forced to deal with starvation, hunger, and violence.

Most games end with the encounter the final boss, but that’s where the story of The Longest Five Minutes begins. No sooner does the hero encounter the dreaded Demon King himself than he loses all memory of his adventures, companions, and even his own skills. Using the words of