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E3 is a wrap! This week, Mike and Joe are joined by Mike Dunn and Noah McGuire discusses the biggest announcements of this year’s LA-based gaming expo, going conference by conference: Bioware revealed ANTHEM, its next big IP; Microsoft unveiled the Xbox One X and all its marvelous teraflops;
by Joe DeClara
One of the more polished games I played at E3 took me back in time to the 1980s. Outreach, the first game from indie studio Pixel Spill, is a first-person adventure game set in a Cold War-era space station. You play as a Russian cosmonaut who is investigating the disappearance
by Hunter Wolfe
For many years, official merchandise tended to be drab, uninspired affair. A logo or a popular character centered on a t-shirt, shouting brand loyalty without offering so much as a whisper of creativity, imagination, or style. Loot Crate exploded onto the scene in 2012, bringing fans merchandise and all kinds
by A Kay Purcell
I had the pleasure of playing Kingdom Come: Deliverance at E3, and I’m now counting down the days until this title is released. Kingdom Come: Deliverance is a brilliant trip through time to the medieval days in which you take on the role of Henry, the son of a
by Maddy Wojdak
When a small number of titles dominate an entire genre, it can cause the entire genre to stagnate, drowning out competition and preventing innovation. It takes a dedicated, imaginative, and brave team to stand up against the giants of a genre, to build bridges, banish tropes and bring change. Such
by A Kay Purcell
Survios takes virtual reality into a new and active realm with their new game Sprint Vector, a fast-paced VR racing game that requires you to jump, fly, and climb giant rock walls—all with the use of your two hands. Survios’ goal was to create an active sort of game,
by Maddy Wojdak
Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag remains one of my favorite games in the series, largely because the game dispelled the typical flat cities of the series’ open worlds in favor of an open sea for players to explore by ship. Ubisoft is capitalizing on Black Flag’s innovative sailing and
by Hunter Wolfe
I did not expect myself to get entirely lost in the virtual reality shooter game Raw Data. I’m not a fan of shooters, I never have been and I never expected to be, however the world of virtual reality is changing that. Earlier this week, I did more harm
by A Kay Purcell
E3 is a wrap! This week, Mike and Joe are joined by Mike Dunn and Noah McGuire discusses the biggest announcements of this year’s LA-based gaming expo, going conference by conference: Bioware revealed ANTHEM, its next big IP; Microsoft unveiled the Xbox One X and all its marvelous teraflops;
by Joe DeClara
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E3 is a wrap! This week, Mike and Joe are joined by Mike Dunn and Noah McGuire discusses the biggest announcements of this year’s LA-based gaming expo, going conference by conference: Bioware revealed ANTHEM, its next big IP; Microsoft unveiled the Xbox One X and all its marvelous teraflops;
by Joe DeClara
One of the more polished games I played at E3 took me back in time to the 1980s. Outreach, the first game from indie studio Pixel Spill, is a first-person adventure game set in a Cold War-era space station. You play as a Russian cosmonaut who is investigating the disappearance
by Hunter Wolfe
For many years, official merchandise tended to be drab, uninspired affair. A logo or a popular character centered on a t-shirt, shouting brand loyalty without offering so much as a whisper of creativity, imagination, or style. Loot Crate exploded onto the scene in 2012, bringing fans merchandise and all kinds
by A Kay Purcell
I had the pleasure of playing Kingdom Come: Deliverance at E3, and I’m now counting down the days until this title is released. Kingdom Come: Deliverance is a brilliant trip through time to the medieval days in which you take on the role of Henry, the son of a
by Maddy Wojdak
When a small number of titles dominate an entire genre, it can cause the entire genre to stagnate, drowning out competition and preventing innovation. It takes a dedicated, imaginative, and brave team to stand up against the giants of a genre, to build bridges, banish tropes and bring change. Such
by A Kay Purcell
Survios takes virtual reality into a new and active realm with their new game Sprint Vector, a fast-paced VR racing game that requires you to jump, fly, and climb giant rock walls—all with the use of your two hands. Survios’ goal was to create an active sort of game,
by Maddy Wojdak
Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag remains one of my favorite games in the series, largely because the game dispelled the typical flat cities of the series’ open worlds in favor of an open sea for players to explore by ship. Ubisoft is capitalizing on Black Flag’s innovative sailing and
by Hunter Wolfe
I did not expect myself to get entirely lost in the virtual reality shooter game Raw Data. I’m not a fan of shooters, I never have been and I never expected to be, however the world of virtual reality is changing that. Earlier this week, I did more harm
by A Kay Purcell