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Previews   -   Dec 05, 2017 Dance dance resuscitation – Rhythm Doctor preview
Dance dance resuscitation – Rhythm Doctor preview

I’m always in the mood for wacky, weird, and wonderful rhythm games: the crazier the better, I always say. In recent memory, I’ve been entertained by the Rhythm Heaven franchise, an inexplicable collection of rhythmic minigames that can only come from from the makers of Warioware. Likewise, 7th

by Elisha Deogracias
Interviews   -   Dec 05, 2017 Crazy Eights: Jon Gilmour and the disappearing Dinosaur Island prototype
Crazy Eights: Jon Gilmour and the disappearing Dinosaur Island prototype

This year’s Gen Con was one of busiest ever since it was the 50th Anniversary and completely sold out for the entire show.  While most people are there to have a fun time, it’s unfortunate to say that some unscrupulous activities occurred.  One of those happened to Jon

by Keith Schleicher
Reviews   -   Dec 04, 2017 A strange ride — The Surge: A Walk in the Park review
A strange ride — The Surge: A Walk in the Park review

The Surge was one of the major surprise hits for me in 2017. Unique, addictive, and challenging as hell, this was a title I found myself still playing long after my review went live. With the game’s first major piece of DLC, A Walk in the Park, Deck 13

by Travis Northup
Reviews   -   Dec 01, 2017 Befriend dogs, get Bells – Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp review
Befriend dogs, get Bells – Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp review

Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp is the fourth and penultimate game created by Japanese mobile developer DeNA in partnership with Nintendo. It follows Miitomo, Super Mario Run, and Fire Emblem Heroes, games that were critically–if not financially–successful (Super Mario run has been downloaded over 200 million times, but did

by Taylor Menke
Reviews   -   Dec 01, 2017 Hope in the midst of despair – My Hero Academia volume 10 review
Hope in the midst of despair – My Hero Academia volume 10 review

(Contains minor spoilers from volume 9) Like a lot of Shonen Jump fans, My Hero Academia is one of my favorite manga currently running. As I’ve started collecting comics since 2015, I’ve grown to love the dynamics of superheroes and what makes them likeable. My Hero Academia manages

by Elisha Deogracias
Reviews   -   Dec 01, 2017 “It’s a hell of a thing, killing a man” — High Noon VR review
“It’s a hell of a thing, killing a man” — High Noon VR review

Shooters aren’t exactly a fresh and new idea for VR headsets, but I’m shocked at the lack of westerns on the platform. Virtual Reality and gunplay goes together like peanut butter and jelly, so where’s my virtual Red Dead Revolver? Developer Octobox Interactive makes their VR gaming

by Ron Burke
Reviews   -   Nov 30, 2017 Need for Greed — Monopoly Review
Need for Greed — Monopoly Review

Monopoly has been around for over 80 years. For many, myself included, the goal of the game is less to win and more to cause chaos by preventing the other players from purchasing any of the key properties they need to build their houses. Just as Monopoly is guaranteed to

by Sean Anthony
Reviews   -   Nov 30, 2017 Migraine blue light busters — Gunnar Scope glasses review
Migraine blue light busters — Gunnar Scope glasses review

I’ve been a Gunnar devotee since I first laid eyes on them in 2014. As I said in my review at that time, their lightweight frames and blue light-blocking technologies made my eyes feel better after long gaming sessions. The only real hitch was that the prices were a

by Ron Burke
Dance dance resuscitation – Rhythm Doctor preview
Previews   -   Dec 05, 2017 Dance dance resuscitation – Rhythm Doctor preview

I’m always in the mood for wacky, weird, and wonderful rhythm games: the crazier the better, I always say. In recent memory, I’ve been entertained by the Rhythm Heaven franchise, an inexplicable collection of rhythmic minigames that can only come from from the makers of Warioware. Likewise, 7th

by Elisha Deogracias
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Previews   -   Dec 05, 2017 Dance dance resuscitation – Rhythm Doctor preview
Dance dance resuscitation – Rhythm Doctor preview

I’m always in the mood for wacky, weird, and wonderful rhythm games: the crazier the better, I always say. In recent memory, I’ve been entertained by the Rhythm Heaven franchise, an inexplicable collection of rhythmic minigames that can only come from from the makers of Warioware. Likewise, 7th

by Elisha Deogracias
Interviews   -   Dec 05, 2017 Crazy Eights: Jon Gilmour and the disappearing Dinosaur Island prototype
Crazy Eights: Jon Gilmour and the disappearing Dinosaur Island prototype

This year’s Gen Con was one of busiest ever since it was the 50th Anniversary and completely sold out for the entire show.  While most people are there to have a fun time, it’s unfortunate to say that some unscrupulous activities occurred.  One of those happened to Jon

by Keith Schleicher
Reviews   -   Dec 04, 2017 A strange ride — The Surge: A Walk in the Park review
A strange ride — The Surge: A Walk in the Park review

The Surge was one of the major surprise hits for me in 2017. Unique, addictive, and challenging as hell, this was a title I found myself still playing long after my review went live. With the game’s first major piece of DLC, A Walk in the Park, Deck 13

by Travis Northup
Reviews   -   Dec 01, 2017 Befriend dogs, get Bells – Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp review
Befriend dogs, get Bells – Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp review

Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp is the fourth and penultimate game created by Japanese mobile developer DeNA in partnership with Nintendo. It follows Miitomo, Super Mario Run, and Fire Emblem Heroes, games that were critically–if not financially–successful (Super Mario run has been downloaded over 200 million times, but did

by Taylor Menke
Reviews   -   Dec 01, 2017 Hope in the midst of despair – My Hero Academia volume 10 review
Hope in the midst of despair – My Hero Academia volume 10 review

(Contains minor spoilers from volume 9) Like a lot of Shonen Jump fans, My Hero Academia is one of my favorite manga currently running. As I’ve started collecting comics since 2015, I’ve grown to love the dynamics of superheroes and what makes them likeable. My Hero Academia manages

by Elisha Deogracias
Reviews   -   Dec 01, 2017 “It’s a hell of a thing, killing a man” — High Noon VR review
“It’s a hell of a thing, killing a man” — High Noon VR review

Shooters aren’t exactly a fresh and new idea for VR headsets, but I’m shocked at the lack of westerns on the platform. Virtual Reality and gunplay goes together like peanut butter and jelly, so where’s my virtual Red Dead Revolver? Developer Octobox Interactive makes their VR gaming

by Ron Burke
Reviews   -   Nov 30, 2017 Need for Greed — Monopoly Review
Need for Greed — Monopoly Review

Monopoly has been around for over 80 years. For many, myself included, the goal of the game is less to win and more to cause chaos by preventing the other players from purchasing any of the key properties they need to build their houses. Just as Monopoly is guaranteed to

by Sean Anthony
Reviews   -   Nov 30, 2017 Migraine blue light busters — Gunnar Scope glasses review
Migraine blue light busters — Gunnar Scope glasses review

I’ve been a Gunnar devotee since I first laid eyes on them in 2014. As I said in my review at that time, their lightweight frames and blue light-blocking technologies made my eyes feel better after long gaming sessions. The only real hitch was that the prices were a

by Ron Burke
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