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Back in 2001, I was completely invested in the story of Gully, a plucky, determined ten year old girl who took on the starring role in a comic known as Battle Chasers. Each month, I followed along with the adventures of Gully and her band of misfit friends, until the
by A Kay Purcell
I’m a big animation fan, and I hold a very unpopular opinion: I really like the Cars franchise, and I enjoy Cars 2 more than Pixar’s less adored fare, like Monster’s University or The Good Dinosaur. Given the source material, it’s a given that the Cars
by Elisha Deogracias
I’m just a young whipper-snapper, so I don’t remember when the first game in the AquaNox series launched back in 1996. The gameplay was unique — a first-person, submarine-based shooter — but after two sequels, the series went off-radar for years until gamers successfully funded a follow-up on Kickstarter. I
by Hunter Wolfe
I played a variety of VR games at E3, some that were amazing and some that need a little work, and unfortunately, Preta: Vendetta Rising falls into the latter. Preta: Vendetta Rising is a multiplayer action-RPG set in Akirion, a fantasy world overrun by the titular, demonic Pretas. Players choose
by Hunter Wolfe
I played some awesome VR titles at E3 last week (and some more), but the biggest and most ambitious of these titles was also my least favorite. Seeking Dawn is a co-op sci-fi shooter by developer Multiverse where players explore an alien world and, well, shoot stuff. That was all
by Hunter Wolfe
Call of Duty is as much a staple for E3 as my annual trip to the Shabu Shabu house in Little Tokyo — it’s a permanent part of the itinerary. This year is no different, as Activision preps the latest iteration of its powerhouse property. Using their leapfrog tactic between
by Ron Burke
Couch co-op games seem to finally be making a comeback, so when I got the chance to check out Laser League, a game that looked like it thrives at being just that, I was very excited. When I finally I got my hands on the game I wasn’t disappointed.
by Zach Faber
The team Slightly Mad Studios put on a bit of a clinic at E3. Pushing away from the smoke and mirrors some other racers rolled out during the show, they instead swung out their banner with cold, hard facts. Let me lay it down for you: Project Cars 2 has
by Ron Burke
Back in 2001, I was completely invested in the story of Gully, a plucky, determined ten year old girl who took on the starring role in a comic known as Battle Chasers. Each month, I followed along with the adventures of Gully and her band of misfit friends, until the
by A Kay Purcell
Relive Atari classics in handheld form!
It’s better for newbies, but still very much an extraction shooter
This might be the perfect gaming instrument
AK Interactive updated their classic Panel Liner and the results are awesome
This one's giving Saturday morning cartoon zeerust with a whole lotta dice chuckin' nonsense.
and Auntie's Choice certified!
Back in 2001, I was completely invested in the story of Gully, a plucky, determined ten year old girl who took on the starring role in a comic known as Battle Chasers. Each month, I followed along with the adventures of Gully and her band of misfit friends, until the
by A Kay Purcell
I’m a big animation fan, and I hold a very unpopular opinion: I really like the Cars franchise, and I enjoy Cars 2 more than Pixar’s less adored fare, like Monster’s University or The Good Dinosaur. Given the source material, it’s a given that the Cars
by Elisha Deogracias
I’m just a young whipper-snapper, so I don’t remember when the first game in the AquaNox series launched back in 1996. The gameplay was unique — a first-person, submarine-based shooter — but after two sequels, the series went off-radar for years until gamers successfully funded a follow-up on Kickstarter. I
by Hunter Wolfe
I played a variety of VR games at E3, some that were amazing and some that need a little work, and unfortunately, Preta: Vendetta Rising falls into the latter. Preta: Vendetta Rising is a multiplayer action-RPG set in Akirion, a fantasy world overrun by the titular, demonic Pretas. Players choose
by Hunter Wolfe
I played some awesome VR titles at E3 last week (and some more), but the biggest and most ambitious of these titles was also my least favorite. Seeking Dawn is a co-op sci-fi shooter by developer Multiverse where players explore an alien world and, well, shoot stuff. That was all
by Hunter Wolfe
Call of Duty is as much a staple for E3 as my annual trip to the Shabu Shabu house in Little Tokyo — it’s a permanent part of the itinerary. This year is no different, as Activision preps the latest iteration of its powerhouse property. Using their leapfrog tactic between
by Ron Burke
Couch co-op games seem to finally be making a comeback, so when I got the chance to check out Laser League, a game that looked like it thrives at being just that, I was very excited. When I finally I got my hands on the game I wasn’t disappointed.
by Zach Faber
The team Slightly Mad Studios put on a bit of a clinic at E3. Pushing away from the smoke and mirrors some other racers rolled out during the show, they instead swung out their banner with cold, hard facts. Let me lay it down for you: Project Cars 2 has
by Ron Burke