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The Sims 4 City Living is one of the best expansion packs in the entire series. It changes the way you can play in new and meaningful ways, and is full of fresh experiences and stories to tell. I had a blast playing in the city of San Myshuno, exploring
by Bryan ErtmerMany of the launch titles for PSVR could be classified as tech demos. Tumble VR is a notch above that moniker, but in a game about stacking blocks, how high could it possibly rise? Tumble VR is essentially a number of Jenga-style puzzles performed in VR. Part physics simulator, part
by Ron BurkeWhen Wizards of the Coast took a big chance with Dungeons and Dragons 4th Edition, fans of the series were divisively intrigued and reviled. Some felt it was a sleek new entry into the series while many were put off by the combat-focused play and MMO inspired design. During that
by John FarrellThe boys are back in town! Former showrunners Kenneth Shephard and Eric Van Allen join Mike and Joe for episode 74 to share their thoughts on Bethesda’s new policy on game review copies and the voice actors’ strike. In addition, Kenneth talks about his World of Final Fantasy review,
by Joe DeClaraLong, long ago, I wanted to learn basic HTML. These were the days before Google and Imgur, when finding a free site on which to drop some HTML was a challenge, and finding a free image host was nearly impossible. Armed with a Neopets pet page, Ranchoweb image hosting, and
by A Kay PurcellOpening Civilization VI for the first time is like opening Photoshop for the first time; it’s slightly overwhelming, with buttons, drop downs, tools and information everywhere, and you generally have little to no idea where to start. Unlike Photoshop however, Civilization VI offers a robust tutorial section to help
by A Kay PurcellOne of the things that typifies a Call of Duty game is the fact that it’s really three games on one disk, each of them a fully realized experience that could almost be a release all on its own. This year’s installment, Infinite Warfare, is no different, and
by Mike DunnWhen you think of RPGs, you probably think of stacks of books, paper and pencils, and multiple odd shaped dice. That changed a bit with the creation of the Pathfinder Adventure Card Game. While it was innovative, it seemed to focus mainly on combat. However, it doesn’t do much
by Keith SchleicherThe Sims 4 City Living is one of the best expansion packs in the entire series. It changes the way you can play in new and meaningful ways, and is full of fresh experiences and stories to tell. I had a blast playing in the city of San Myshuno, exploring
by Bryan ErtmerThe 40th anniversary of Mario goes hard
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The Sims 4 City Living is one of the best expansion packs in the entire series. It changes the way you can play in new and meaningful ways, and is full of fresh experiences and stories to tell. I had a blast playing in the city of San Myshuno, exploring
by Bryan ErtmerMany of the launch titles for PSVR could be classified as tech demos. Tumble VR is a notch above that moniker, but in a game about stacking blocks, how high could it possibly rise? Tumble VR is essentially a number of Jenga-style puzzles performed in VR. Part physics simulator, part
by Ron BurkeWhen Wizards of the Coast took a big chance with Dungeons and Dragons 4th Edition, fans of the series were divisively intrigued and reviled. Some felt it was a sleek new entry into the series while many were put off by the combat-focused play and MMO inspired design. During that
by John FarrellThe boys are back in town! Former showrunners Kenneth Shephard and Eric Van Allen join Mike and Joe for episode 74 to share their thoughts on Bethesda’s new policy on game review copies and the voice actors’ strike. In addition, Kenneth talks about his World of Final Fantasy review,
by Joe DeClaraLong, long ago, I wanted to learn basic HTML. These were the days before Google and Imgur, when finding a free site on which to drop some HTML was a challenge, and finding a free image host was nearly impossible. Armed with a Neopets pet page, Ranchoweb image hosting, and
by A Kay PurcellOpening Civilization VI for the first time is like opening Photoshop for the first time; it’s slightly overwhelming, with buttons, drop downs, tools and information everywhere, and you generally have little to no idea where to start. Unlike Photoshop however, Civilization VI offers a robust tutorial section to help
by A Kay PurcellOne of the things that typifies a Call of Duty game is the fact that it’s really three games on one disk, each of them a fully realized experience that could almost be a release all on its own. This year’s installment, Infinite Warfare, is no different, and
by Mike DunnWhen you think of RPGs, you probably think of stacks of books, paper and pencils, and multiple odd shaped dice. That changed a bit with the creation of the Pathfinder Adventure Card Game. While it was innovative, it seemed to focus mainly on combat. However, it doesn’t do much
by Keith Schleicher