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Reviews   -   May 19, 2016 Guns blazing: Hover Junkers review
Guns blazing: Hover Junkers review

The west is a lawless place. Even in the steampunk Western Hover Junkers, your only friend and companion is the gun strapped to your side and the horse you rode in on. Luckily, your horse is a giant hovering platform of metal that can block a decent number of bullets.

by Eric Van Allen
Reviews   -   May 19, 2016 Seeing is believing: HTC Vive review
Seeing is believing: HTC Vive review

It’s hard to quantify and define the experience of virtual reality to an outside party. Words like “presence” and “immersion” come to mind, but don’t capture the effect of what it’s truly like to lose yourself in a mystical world, and the sensation of pulling off the

by Eric Van Allen
Features   -   May 19, 2016 The 8 best experiences available on the HTC Vive
The 8 best experiences available on the HTC Vive

We’re still in the infantile stages of modern virtual reality, where developers are wrapping their heads around the tech and what it can do. In some cases, this means inventive and new ideas; in others, a slap-shod game with a novel-at-best VR feature hanging on like a sidecar. After

by Eric Van Allen
Podcast   -   May 19, 2016 Gaming Trend Podcast: E3 predictions and other garbage
Gaming Trend Podcast: E3 predictions and other garbage

E3 is less than a month away, so it’s time to place our annual bets for what we think is going down at this years’ conferences. Eric, Kenneth, Matt, and Travis all came up with five predictions about the conferences (and EA Play), and whoever gets the most predictions

by Kenneth Shepard
Reviews   -   May 18, 2016 Racing hardware evolved – Thrustmaster T150 wheel review
Racing hardware evolved – Thrustmaster T150 wheel review

Thrustmaster has been making peripherals for the gaming enthusiast for a long time, but I’ve not had a chance to check out their more recent racing wheel options. When the Thrustmaster T150 arrived, and I saw that it was compatible with PC, PlayStation 4, and PlayStation 3, I knew

by Ron Burke
Interviews   -   May 18, 2016 Back in Black: An interview with Assassin’s Creed: Templars creators Fred Van Lente & Dennis Calero
Back in Black: An interview with Assassin’s Creed: Templars creators Fred Van Lente & Dennis Calero

With growing consistency, video games have been seeping out of their prior constraints and appearing in other forms of media. From films, to novels, to comics- there seems to be fewer and fewer limitations on how a person can enjoy their favorite creative content. It’s a very exciting and

by Lucious Barnes
Reviews   -   May 18, 2016 Dream the Dream – The Art of The Division book review
Dream the Dream – The Art of The Division book review

“Before there is a game, we must dream about the dream itself” This forward, from Massive Entertainment’s Managing Director David Polfeldt, is a great way to open The Art of The Division. In it, he talks about how the creation of something like The Division is the exploration of

by Ron Burke
Reviews   -   May 18, 2016 Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remastered Steam version review
Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remastered Steam version review

There are few games in the last 20 years that hold such a tender place in the hearts of gamers as Final Fantasy X and X-2. After seeing a release on PlayStation 3, 4, and Vita, now PC players can enjoy the HD Remaster of this incredible and amazing adventure.

by Ron Burke
Guns blazing: Hover Junkers review
Reviews   -   May 19, 2016 Guns blazing: Hover Junkers review

The west is a lawless place. Even in the steampunk Western Hover Junkers, your only friend and companion is the gun strapped to your side and the horse you rode in on. Luckily, your horse is a giant hovering platform of metal that can block a decent number of bullets.

by Eric Van Allen
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Reviews   -   May 19, 2016 Guns blazing: Hover Junkers review
Guns blazing: Hover Junkers review

The west is a lawless place. Even in the steampunk Western Hover Junkers, your only friend and companion is the gun strapped to your side and the horse you rode in on. Luckily, your horse is a giant hovering platform of metal that can block a decent number of bullets.

by Eric Van Allen
Reviews   -   May 19, 2016 Seeing is believing: HTC Vive review
Seeing is believing: HTC Vive review

It’s hard to quantify and define the experience of virtual reality to an outside party. Words like “presence” and “immersion” come to mind, but don’t capture the effect of what it’s truly like to lose yourself in a mystical world, and the sensation of pulling off the

by Eric Van Allen
Features   -   May 19, 2016 The 8 best experiences available on the HTC Vive
The 8 best experiences available on the HTC Vive

We’re still in the infantile stages of modern virtual reality, where developers are wrapping their heads around the tech and what it can do. In some cases, this means inventive and new ideas; in others, a slap-shod game with a novel-at-best VR feature hanging on like a sidecar. After

by Eric Van Allen
Podcast   -   May 19, 2016 Gaming Trend Podcast: E3 predictions and other garbage
Gaming Trend Podcast: E3 predictions and other garbage

E3 is less than a month away, so it’s time to place our annual bets for what we think is going down at this years’ conferences. Eric, Kenneth, Matt, and Travis all came up with five predictions about the conferences (and EA Play), and whoever gets the most predictions

by Kenneth Shepard
Reviews   -   May 18, 2016 Racing hardware evolved – Thrustmaster T150 wheel review
Racing hardware evolved – Thrustmaster T150 wheel review

Thrustmaster has been making peripherals for the gaming enthusiast for a long time, but I’ve not had a chance to check out their more recent racing wheel options. When the Thrustmaster T150 arrived, and I saw that it was compatible with PC, PlayStation 4, and PlayStation 3, I knew

by Ron Burke
Interviews   -   May 18, 2016 Back in Black: An interview with Assassin’s Creed: Templars creators Fred Van Lente & Dennis Calero
Back in Black: An interview with Assassin’s Creed: Templars creators Fred Van Lente & Dennis Calero

With growing consistency, video games have been seeping out of their prior constraints and appearing in other forms of media. From films, to novels, to comics- there seems to be fewer and fewer limitations on how a person can enjoy their favorite creative content. It’s a very exciting and

by Lucious Barnes
Reviews   -   May 18, 2016 Dream the Dream – The Art of The Division book review
Dream the Dream – The Art of The Division book review

“Before there is a game, we must dream about the dream itself” This forward, from Massive Entertainment’s Managing Director David Polfeldt, is a great way to open The Art of The Division. In it, he talks about how the creation of something like The Division is the exploration of

by Ron Burke
Reviews   -   May 18, 2016 Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remastered Steam version review
Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remastered Steam version review

There are few games in the last 20 years that hold such a tender place in the hearts of gamers as Final Fantasy X and X-2. After seeing a release on PlayStation 3, 4, and Vita, now PC players can enjoy the HD Remaster of this incredible and amazing adventure.

by Ron Burke
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