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Nintendo has long held down the fort by re-envisioning their catalogue of titles. A company with a long history in gaming, Nintendo’s characters and IPs are the symbols of a generation. Remastering has often led to critical success for Nintendo; games like The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between
by Eric Van Allen
Cercei Lannister once said “When you play the game of thrones you win or you die. There is no middle ground.” I didn’t have that in mind when I started playing the game, but true to the show and the books, when I finished this chapter my only response
by Ron Burke
Wrestling is an art form that is constantly evolving, be it sometimes for the worst and sometimes for the better. The same could be said about video game franchises. You must consistently evolve over time or the shine on your video game will begin to fade. Evolution is something all
by Jay Malone
More than anything else, the thing that stuck out to me most in the first episode of Tales from the Borderlands is that the game actually functions. Having played both TellTale’s The Walking Dead and The Wolf Among Us on PlayStation 3, I fully expected the studio’s take
by Kenneth Shepard
Throughout Mario’s many adventures, he has encountered many allies and enemies, but if there’s one character who usually stands out as being one of the most unfortunate, it’s Toad. Small, scared, and helpless, Toad usually serves as nothing more than fodder for the Koopalings. Sure, Toad has
by Matt Welsh
Kingdom Hearts is a series that holds a special place in a lot of gamers’ hearts, but particularly mine. I was just a child when I played the first game. When they announced the second one, I was very excited… it would be the first time I waited around for
by Niko DelValle
Anyone who has played the LEGO video games over the years has probably noticed that each game has endeavored to be even bigger than the last. Whether they were pushing the limits with 150+ playable characters, the addition of voice-acting, or most recently, including open-world elements in their games, it’
by Travis Northup
Now that we’ve eaten about as much turkey and pumpkin pie as we can handle, watched as much football as John Madden, and spent a ton of quality time with our families. It’s time to get back to the important things–spending quality time with our video games.
by Josh Devlin
Nintendo has long held down the fort by re-envisioning their catalogue of titles. A company with a long history in gaming, Nintendo’s characters and IPs are the symbols of a generation. Remastering has often led to critical success for Nintendo; games like The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between
by Eric Van Allen
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!
Nintendo has long held down the fort by re-envisioning their catalogue of titles. A company with a long history in gaming, Nintendo’s characters and IPs are the symbols of a generation. Remastering has often led to critical success for Nintendo; games like The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between
by Eric Van Allen
Cercei Lannister once said “When you play the game of thrones you win or you die. There is no middle ground.” I didn’t have that in mind when I started playing the game, but true to the show and the books, when I finished this chapter my only response
by Ron Burke
Wrestling is an art form that is constantly evolving, be it sometimes for the worst and sometimes for the better. The same could be said about video game franchises. You must consistently evolve over time or the shine on your video game will begin to fade. Evolution is something all
by Jay Malone
More than anything else, the thing that stuck out to me most in the first episode of Tales from the Borderlands is that the game actually functions. Having played both TellTale’s The Walking Dead and The Wolf Among Us on PlayStation 3, I fully expected the studio’s take
by Kenneth Shepard
Throughout Mario’s many adventures, he has encountered many allies and enemies, but if there’s one character who usually stands out as being one of the most unfortunate, it’s Toad. Small, scared, and helpless, Toad usually serves as nothing more than fodder for the Koopalings. Sure, Toad has
by Matt Welsh
Kingdom Hearts is a series that holds a special place in a lot of gamers’ hearts, but particularly mine. I was just a child when I played the first game. When they announced the second one, I was very excited… it would be the first time I waited around for
by Niko DelValle
Anyone who has played the LEGO video games over the years has probably noticed that each game has endeavored to be even bigger than the last. Whether they were pushing the limits with 150+ playable characters, the addition of voice-acting, or most recently, including open-world elements in their games, it’
by Travis Northup
Now that we’ve eaten about as much turkey and pumpkin pie as we can handle, watched as much football as John Madden, and spent a ton of quality time with our families. It’s time to get back to the important things–spending quality time with our video games.
by Josh Devlin