Category: Features
The gaming community welcomes creativy. It’s the backbone, the fuel, the creatine. The gaming community loves marketing. It’s the pipeline, the sprinkler, the seasoning. If ever there were a match looking for a flame, creativy and marketing would be the… Read More »
In the heat of all the NCAA allegations against big-ticket colleges this summer, I’ve realized what’s missing in the gaming counterparts of these real life sports dramas. It’s what goes on outside the gridiron that’s truly fascinating. If NCAA Football… Read More »
Over the past two years the general gaming community has become entranced by the development and upcoming release of Star Wars: The Old Republic. It’s an MMO made by BioWare, who created arguably the best Star Wars game of all… Read More »
As a fan of movies like “Cripple Creek”, “Thankskilling”, and “Trolls 2”, I’ve got a healthy appreciation for the media that’s “so bad it’s good” otherwise known as B-Media. B-movies have a long tradition as low-budget, marginalized flicks that unjustifiably… Read More »
A few months ago, I was asked to review Moon Diver. I don’t own an Xbox 360, so I had to borrow one to get the XBLA version of the game. After creating an XBLA account, I downloaded the game… Read More »
Stop right here. This is going to be a spoiler-rich feature. Do not move past this paragraph if you have not beaten inFAMOUS 2, or perhaps more importantly, you do not want to know what happens in the end of… Read More »
Videogame companies look to reach new audiences to branch out, explore new concepts, and, of course, to generate even more revenue. But no one developer or publisher has discovered the silver bullet for market growth, though big strides has been… Read More »
E3 2011 was an incredible show and a wonderful time for all in attendance. From pre-expo publisher announcements, to the new technologies introduced or expanded upon at the show, to the after-hours parties, to the relationships both formed or revisited,… Read More »
E3 2011 provided a look into the next wave of video games for the next year. With new trailers, gameplay footage, and premiere announcements videogame fans everywhere have reason to rejoice. On the other hand, there is one group in… Read More »
The original NES controller had five buttons: A, B, Start, Select and the D-Pad. The SNES had nine with the addition of Y, X and two shoulder buttons. From then on, controllers became increasingly more complicated, manufacturers cramming in as… Read More »
