The cast this week includes: Sean Lama (host) Lucious Barnes Eric Van Allen Kenneth Shepard Niko DelValle The onslaught of Holiday releases is upon us and there’s no shortage of games to talk about. Yet, we spend the majority of the episode talking about Dragon Age: Inquisition because that’

It’s been exactly two years since Nintendo released the Wii U, a console that gamers have had a difficult time embracing. In the time since it’s release the device has struggled both conceptually and financially, with detractors citing a lack of compelling games and Nintendo’s odd decision

The dungeon crawl is nothing new to gamers. The dark, damp dungeon often sets the mood for adventurers in the video game and pen-and-paper realm. However, you often don’t see it mixed with a dose of happiness and cuteness. Super Dungeon Explore merges the two with a distinct chibi

I’m not a huge fan of third party controllers.  There are a few companies that can do it right, but for every one of those there are ten that release unholy abominations that are more punishment than good.  Whether it’s the horrible Spaceorb 360, the Alphagrip, or even

If you rewind back to this time last year you might recall that Matt Buckley and I did an in-depth review of Rocksmith 2014 on Xbox 360.  At that point, I didn’t know the first thing about playing the guitar.  While I can’t say I’m quite proficient

The Far Cry series has long been an eclectic one. The series started off as a fairly basic first person shooter, but began to morph into something else in and of itself. By the time the third Far Cry rolled around, the series had turned into an immensely entertaining joy

As bizarre as it might sound, I consider Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth to be the first game to give me the “Dark Souls experience.” Initially, the game just seemed like a long series of challenges that sometimes seemed completely arbitrary and complicated, that also happened to throw together

War. It’s a common thing in video games as is the violence that results from it. Very few games remember the horrors of war, and that is the core of This War of Mine. You don’t play as a muscled soldier, gruff commander, or spy. You play as