New Pokemon and Fairy-Type Revealed for Version X/Y
After months of speculation, Nintendo has finally announced an all new type for Pokemon X and Y, Fairy type. In reality, many fans theorized that this would be the direction of the new type, though most believed it would be … Continue reading New Pokemon and Fairy-Type Revealed for Version X/Y
PS4 Details Emerge; $399, Later This Year
Well, I didn’t think I was going to be amazed by anything at E3, but the way Sony has destroyed Microsoft? That caught my attention. Let’s be clear: Somehow, Sony managed to reveal the PS4 before any announcements were made … Continue reading PS4 Details Emerge; $399, Later This Year
Number Twelve With a Bullet
Chinese proverb: If you are patient in one moment of anger, you will escape a hundred days of bullets. We survived the month of May. I’m not sure if people understand what a monumental achievement that was with everything that … Continue reading Number Twelve With a Bullet
E3 2013 – Xbox One $500 Price Shows Microsoft is Out of Touch
Yes. Straight from E3, The Xbox One is 500 dollars. Many have immediately vented their anger at Microsoft for the crazy price tag. A smaller amount have been quick to point out that it’s still 100 dollars cheaper than the … Continue reading E3 2013 – Xbox One $500 Price Shows Microsoft is Out of Touch
Game On: Mario Galaxy 2 (Part 14)
How can we make this game more fun? Well, what if we took one of the worst-controlled mechanics and made it into a speed run! What could go wrong?! It’s time for Part 14 of Super Mario Galaxy 2. Ranked … Continue reading Game On: Mario Galaxy 2 (Part 14)
Why You Should be Playing State of Decay
Hey everyone, just a quick little post this week. Earlier this week State of Decay, a 3rd person sandbox Zombie survival game released on Xbox Live Arcade. The game, which will only set you back $20, is hands down one … Continue reading Why You Should be Playing State of Decay
Checkpoint: Castle Crashers
This column originally ran on April 6, 2010. In 2008, the makers of Alien Hominid brought a four-player frenzied experience to the Xbox 360. Castle Crashers didn’t get a huge marketing campaign, but word quickly spread about the title and … Continue reading Checkpoint: Castle Crashers
Xbox One’s Disaster Reveal a Blessing in Disguise
Xbox One’s Disaster Reveal a Blessing in Disguise And the hits just keep on coming. It’s been a couple weeks since Microsoft unveiled their “future of gaming,” the Xbox One, to lukewarm reception, and as information has continued to roll … Continue reading Xbox One’s Disaster Reveal a Blessing in Disguise
Album Analysis: Why Mae’s “The Everglow” Is My Favorite
Taken alone, separate from the whole, the songs on Mae’s The Everglow album are adequate. The band’s progressive sound, balanced between Dave Elkin’s versatile, impressive vocal range and a smattering of piano and rock, ensure that each song is, at … Continue reading Album Analysis: Why Mae’s “The Everglow” Is My Favorite
Game On: Super Metroid (Part 10)
Shaun and Chris descend into the depths of Planet Zebes as they guide Samus through one of the greatest adventures of all-time: Super Metroid. This is Part 10 of our full playthrough of the SNES classic. In this chapter: Shaun makes … Continue reading Game On: Super Metroid (Part 10)
