Why the Gaming World Should Band Together Against CISPA
If you are somehow unaware of what is going down in the United States recently, the House of Representatives, one of branches of government that...
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The Evil Within Has a Lot of Work to Do to Fix Horror Games
Today was the big sort of, almost reveal of Shinji Mikami’s first new title since forming his own studio, Tango Gameworks, in 2010. The game...
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With Skyrim Completed, Let’s Take One Last Look at Its DLC
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim was released on November 11th, 2011, and according to Bethesda on their blog, the journey has officially ended. This means...
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BioShock: Infinite Pushes Fact That Killing Does Get Old
Ken Levine and the crew at Irrational Games do a lot of things extremely well, but that doesn’t mean that they do everything up to...
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The Timing is Right for the Return of Half-Life Games
Valve has been rather silent on the Half-Life front since the release of Half-Life 2: Episode Two in October of 2007. Half-Life is one of...
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BioShock: Infinite is Gaming’s First Real Political Commentary
A part of any artistic entertainment medium is the ability for that medium to force a mirror upon its audience and make them come to...
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The Keys to Battlefield 4’s Success or Failure
The other day I touched upon some of the challenges that we’ll see for the upcoming struggle of Battlefield 4 vs. Call of Duty: Ghosts,...
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The Keys to Call of Duty: Ghosts’ Success or Failure
The past few days have been exciting ones for fans of first person shooters as both Battlefield 4 and Call of Duty: Ghosts have started...
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The New Infinity Ward’s Chance to Shine With Call of Duty: Ghosts
Infinity Ward have had a bit of a storied past, as the original team that introduced the world to Call of Duty and who have...
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Battlefield 4 Could Accelerate Call of Duty’s Demise
There has been a battle raging over the last few years between the first person shooter games with two names sticking out as the leaders...