In celebration of reaching a half million hits, Chris and Shaun decide to duel to the death in a high-octane Yu-Gi-Oh match. For those in the know, Chris is using a TG Stun deck and Shaun is using Chaos Dragons. … Continue reading 500,000 Hits Bonus Video: YU-GI-OHHHHH (Part 1)
It happened a few days ago, but with my work schedule completely destroying me because of the holiday this week, I haven’t had a chance to acknowledge it until now. At the Buzzer has made it to what I think … Continue reading At the Buzzer Reaches Half a Million Hits!
First introduced in Brawl, the Smash Bros. series seems to be adopting a certain trend with its music. Once a composer comes up with the main theme of a game, such as Nobuo Uematsu’s work for the opening scene in … Continue reading Music to My Ears: Multi-Man Smash
Following a mediocre jump to the next-gen systems, 2K Games found itself in an interesting situation — needing to step up its game despite a lack of competition. Sure, the NBA Live franchise still exists in some sense of the … Continue reading Review: NBA 2K15 (PS4) — Worth a Shot
Pokemon Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald is probably my least favorite generation to this point in the series, yet I still find myself excited by the prospect of playing Omega Ruby next month. It’s confusing. Back when the games first came out, I jumped … Continue reading Music to My Ears: Team Aqua/Magma Battle
Tales of Xillia 2 manages to do what Tales of Symphonia: Dawn of the New World could not – be a competent, fun sequel that maintains the spirit of the original game. There are some reviewers out there who complained … Continue reading Review: Tales of Xillia 2 (PS3)
It’s tough to take an iconic theme and make it better. From fan-made covers to other professional composers creating remixes, we’ve seen countless versions of some of the most famous video game songs in history, like the Super Mario Bros. … Continue reading Music to My Ears: Gerudo Valley
Every fall, video game publishers conspire to take all of the money from our wallets. This is a known commodity, but I still fall for it every year. How else to explain the sudden transition from “barely anything is coming … Continue reading “Fall,” or “That Time of Year When Games Kill Wallets”
Video game music can fall into a few different categories. Sometimes it’s ambient, settling into the background and only poking its head out at important moments. You know, like Skyrim. Sometimes it’s the focal point, because the game is about … Continue reading Music to My Ears: Eternal Mind
So it’s official: Persona 5 has a trailer, and it’s not coming out this year. That news isn’t too surprising. We were overdue for some news on the game — but because so few details had been revealed, a 2014 … Continue reading Persona 5 Trailer Debuts, PS4 Version Added
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