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BioShock Infinite Review
BioShock Infinite is Ken Levine’s latest epic. After being announced all the way back in 2010 and after seeing multiple delays, the long-awaited spiritual successor
More Than Just A Game
I recently spent a week doing mission work in Honduras. I was shocked by the poverty I saw. A village I worked in that wasn’t
God of War: Ascension Reminds Me Why I Love Gaming
(This article is more of a personal reflection on an experience than a preview of God of War: Ascension. For a full preview, check out
Is Pokémon Coming To The Wii U?
The main series of Pokémon games has always made its home on Nintendo’s portable handhelds, but is that about to change? The official Pokémon Twitter
Three Games Square Enix Needs To Release in 2013
From a business perspective, Square Enix is doing moderately well, but from a gamer’s perspective, Square Enix is doing horribly. During this generation of gaming,
Jay Curtis’s Top 5 Games of 2012
In many ways, 2012 has been a bit of a disappointing year for gaming. Throughout the year, there were countless games that failed to live
Smash Cars Review
There are a lot of arcade-style racing games on the PlayStation 3. Every year, well over a dozen are added to this overcrowded genre. It
Magic Orbz Review
Magic Orbz is a 3D brick-breaking game that has players destroying objects that you normally wouldn’t see in this type of game. Instead of simply
Max Payne 3 Review
After being missing in action since 2003, Max Payne is back with a new look and a new developer. Rockstar, the studio famous for games
Assassin’s Creed: It’s Time To Kill The Animus
(This editorial contains spoilers for the Assassin’s Creed franchise.) Since the inception of Ubisoft’s Assassin’s Creed franchise, the Animus has been at the heart of the
Confession: I Don’t Love Half-Life 2
Earlier this month, Half-Life 2 was named “Game of the Decade” at the Spike Video Game Awards. To say the least, Half-Life 2 has gotten
Gaming’s Greatest Moments of 2012
Every year, there are certain moments in gaming that stand out. Whether it’s something that happens in a game such as Andrew Ryan’s revelation in
The Last Story Review
The Last Story is the latest RPG from Hironobu Sakaguchi, the creator of the Final Fantasy series. The game was originally released only in Japan,
Call of Duty: Black Ops II Review
Call of Duty: Black Ops II is the latest game in the juggernaut that is the Call of Duty franchise. A franchise that has seen little
The Winners and Losers of 2012: Publishers
The Winners and Losers of 2012 is a recap of 2012 from yours truly. This series covers the winning and losing publishers, franchises, systems, and
Gamers Association’s Mass Effect 4 Wishlist
Mass Effect 4 (or whatever it is going to be called) is starting to appear on the horizon. Last week, the Executive Producer of the next
