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Reviews   -   Sep 19, 2014 Professor Layton vs Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Review
Professor Layton vs Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Review

Professor Layton and Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney are hands-down two of the best mobile games of all time, so when I learned that they’d be joining forces in Professor Layton vs Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney I assumed that nothing short of greatness could come of it–and for the

by Travis Northup
Reviews   -   Sep 19, 2014 Don’t Answer This Door — Doorways: The Underworld review
Don’t Answer This Door — Doorways: The Underworld review

The advent of streaming video did a lot for gaming. Let’s Plays and YouTube personalities changed the way games were consumed, and gamers started watching rather than interacting. Horror gaming especially gained a greater foothold; audiences enjoyed watching their favorite personality shriek in terror at every turn. After the

by Eric Van Allen
Impressions   -   Sep 19, 2014 D4 is a hell of a trip, and it’s only just getting started
D4 is a hell of a trip, and it’s only just getting started

Did you know that airplane tires are filled with nitrogen? Apparently, it’s so the tires don’t burn up when the plane lands. I didn’t know this until I played D4: Dark Dreams Don’t Die. I actually learned a whole slew of airplane facts. Way more than

by David Roberts
Previews   -   Sep 18, 2014 We exert maximum effort in our hands-on with Atari shooter Minimum
We exert maximum effort in our hands-on with Atari shooter Minimum

Minimum is a mostly traditional multiplayer shooter that tacks on some fantastic features to give it depth yet still easy to approach. The title of the game alludes to its aesthetic style more than anything, which consists of mostly plain, white textures with sprinkles of colors from the likes of

by Sean Lama
Previews   -   Sep 18, 2014 A Geeky Groundhog Day Adventure — Randal’s Monday preview
A Geeky Groundhog Day Adventure — Randal’s Monday preview

It’s rare that a game can encapsulate as many pop culture references and geeky bits of humor as Randal’s Monday, but this upcoming point-and-click adventure title from Nexus Game Studios manages to do so in spades. The game will feature Randal, voiced by Jeff Anderson of Clerks fame,

by Eric Van Allen
Previews   -   Sep 17, 2014 You aren’t prepared for the next chapter of Halo
You aren’t prepared for the next chapter of Halo

A lot of companies try to create a universe, but there is a gold standard for how it’s done – Halo.  The team at Bungie and now 343 Industries have built a comprehensive, believable, and compelling lore that appeals to one of the largest audiences I’ve seen, gamer or

by Ron Burke
Reviews   -   Sep 17, 2014 The Triforce of Silliness — Hyrule Warriors review
The Triforce of Silliness — Hyrule Warriors review

Hyrule Warriors is really, truly, fantastically stupid. And it’s some of the most ridiculous fun I’ve had with the Legend of Zelda series in years. Let me back up for a minute here, because I’m sure your eyeballs are spinning around in their sockets after reading that.

by David Roberts
Reviews   -   Sep 16, 2014 Destiny – ambitious, flawed, and somehow compelling
Destiny – ambitious, flawed, and somehow compelling

The hype train bearing Destiny has taken us on a wild and bumpy ride, and now that we’ve reached our destination, I’m not sure we’re in the right place. From the earliest announcement of the game, the amount of expectations heaped on the house that brought us

by Ron Burke
Professor Layton vs Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Review
Reviews   -   Sep 19, 2014 Professor Layton vs Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Review

Professor Layton and Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney are hands-down two of the best mobile games of all time, so when I learned that they’d be joining forces in Professor Layton vs Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney I assumed that nothing short of greatness could come of it–and for the

by Travis Northup
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Reviews   -   Sep 19, 2014 Professor Layton vs Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Review
Professor Layton vs Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Review

Professor Layton and Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney are hands-down two of the best mobile games of all time, so when I learned that they’d be joining forces in Professor Layton vs Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney I assumed that nothing short of greatness could come of it–and for the

by Travis Northup
Reviews   -   Sep 19, 2014 Don’t Answer This Door — Doorways: The Underworld review
Don’t Answer This Door — Doorways: The Underworld review

The advent of streaming video did a lot for gaming. Let’s Plays and YouTube personalities changed the way games were consumed, and gamers started watching rather than interacting. Horror gaming especially gained a greater foothold; audiences enjoyed watching their favorite personality shriek in terror at every turn. After the

by Eric Van Allen
Impressions   -   Sep 19, 2014 D4 is a hell of a trip, and it’s only just getting started
D4 is a hell of a trip, and it’s only just getting started

Did you know that airplane tires are filled with nitrogen? Apparently, it’s so the tires don’t burn up when the plane lands. I didn’t know this until I played D4: Dark Dreams Don’t Die. I actually learned a whole slew of airplane facts. Way more than

by David Roberts
Previews   -   Sep 18, 2014 We exert maximum effort in our hands-on with Atari shooter Minimum
We exert maximum effort in our hands-on with Atari shooter Minimum

Minimum is a mostly traditional multiplayer shooter that tacks on some fantastic features to give it depth yet still easy to approach. The title of the game alludes to its aesthetic style more than anything, which consists of mostly plain, white textures with sprinkles of colors from the likes of

by Sean Lama
Previews   -   Sep 18, 2014 A Geeky Groundhog Day Adventure — Randal’s Monday preview
A Geeky Groundhog Day Adventure — Randal’s Monday preview

It’s rare that a game can encapsulate as many pop culture references and geeky bits of humor as Randal’s Monday, but this upcoming point-and-click adventure title from Nexus Game Studios manages to do so in spades. The game will feature Randal, voiced by Jeff Anderson of Clerks fame,

by Eric Van Allen
Previews   -   Sep 17, 2014 You aren’t prepared for the next chapter of Halo
You aren’t prepared for the next chapter of Halo

A lot of companies try to create a universe, but there is a gold standard for how it’s done – Halo.  The team at Bungie and now 343 Industries have built a comprehensive, believable, and compelling lore that appeals to one of the largest audiences I’ve seen, gamer or

by Ron Burke
Reviews   -   Sep 17, 2014 The Triforce of Silliness — Hyrule Warriors review
The Triforce of Silliness — Hyrule Warriors review

Hyrule Warriors is really, truly, fantastically stupid. And it’s some of the most ridiculous fun I’ve had with the Legend of Zelda series in years. Let me back up for a minute here, because I’m sure your eyeballs are spinning around in their sockets after reading that.

by David Roberts
Reviews   -   Sep 16, 2014 Destiny – ambitious, flawed, and somehow compelling
Destiny – ambitious, flawed, and somehow compelling

The hype train bearing Destiny has taken us on a wild and bumpy ride, and now that we’ve reached our destination, I’m not sure we’re in the right place. From the earliest announcement of the game, the amount of expectations heaped on the house that brought us

by Ron Burke
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