All Posts by: GamerNode Staff
Infinite Space (DS) Trailer
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VS Node 11: The Game of the Games of the Decade
VS Node turns into a game show to help Eddie, Jason, Dan, Creighton, and Jeff decide the Games of the Decade. Dan Crabtree, Creighton DeSimone, and Jeffrey Matulef join Eddie Inzauto and Jason Fanelli to play “The Game of the… Read More »
2009 Nodie Awards
It’s that very special time once again, when the GamerNode team members get together to honor the year’s greatest achievements in gaming… and try not to come to blows or throw tantrums over our democratically selected winners. This final year… Read More »
If you ask around, you’ll find that some people thought 2009 was one of the best years gaming has ever had. Others, however, found it to be fairly bland in terms of revolutionizing how we play. As 2009 draws to… Read More »
VS Node 10: Naughty or Nice
Eddie, Jason, and Tyler talk about morality systems and the choices players make in videogames. Eddie Inzauto, Jason Fanelli, and Tyler Cameron laugh through a discussion about morality in videogames, but still manage to think critically about the topic at… Read More »
Last H2H Winner (Nathan Drake vs. Indiana Jones): *INDIANA JONES* This latest Head 2 Head competition has been inspired by the release and critical success of Ubisoft’s Assassin’s Creed II. Players of the game get to watch Ezio Auditore di… Read More »
It’s been three long years since our last encounter with 2.5D Mario on the DS, in a game that surprised and pleased us all. The classic gameplay felt fresh on the portable with the new visual spin and updated controls,… Read More »
VS Node No Bounds: Nintendo’s A Retard and Fox News Thinks You Are Too!
Eddie, Jason, Mike, and Dan criticize Nintendo and Fox News in GamerNode’s VS Node No Bounds. You’ve listened to the latest episode of the VS Node Podcast, but what didn’t you get to hear? In this edition of VS Node… Read More »
I honestly enjoyed Machinarium, which, coming from me, is saying quite a bit. I usually detest adventure games. They’re frequently exercises in defusing the obtuse logic of the puzzle designers, and, at worst, they devolve into maddening pixel-hunts as you… Read More »
Shattered Horizon Review
The battle’s been quiet for a few moments, so all I can hear is my own breathing inside my spacesuit. My boots are latched onto a bit of rock, and I’m crouched just below the lip of an enormous ridge… Read More »
