Learning the Game: The Appeal of Turning “Pro”
The other day, I launched up Mirror's Edge. When I started the first level, I began to ask myself why I really wanted to...
Impressions: Borderlands – “Claptrap’s New Robot Revolution” Add-on
After the Armory of General Knoxx, I honestly thought I had said all my goodbyes to fresh Borderlands content. It had served as a faithful palette cleanser for my gaming slumps when I felt like playing, but nothing in particular.
Let Sleeping Spartans Lie
At the end of Halo 3, we sped on our trusty Warthogs through an imploding super structure and watched as the Master Chief made his typical, death-defying leap into a waiting escape ship. But this time something was different—this was the end of Master Chief’s saga.
Does the 360 have an edge over the PS3 in the final stretch?
I'm a computer science major at a research University, and last week one of my professors gave a lecture about graphics. He works and...
Spoiler Alert: The Ending of Meteos
Meteos is a fantastic little puzzler for the DS. Released in the summer of 2005, it was an early DS title and one of...
Final Fantasy 13: Sceptic Turned Disciple
Straight off, I will admit that I was one of the sceptics of Final Fantasy 13. Having been a die-hard Final Fantasy Fan from...
Gaming Sensitive
Games as a means of exploiting the sensitive topics of pop culture and current events has never been the medium’s strongest suit. If Thrill...
With Halo: Reach complete, Bungie walks away from a field it dominates (review)
Halo: Reach finishes the story that game developer Bungie began nearly a decade ago. The newest Halo video game for the Xbox 360 is...
Why I Wouldn’t Miss the Used Games Market
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit ruled this week that software companies have the right to prevent their products from being...
Carving Out the Middle Spaces
During the Sunday morning press conference with Mike Krahulik and Jerry Holkins at PAX 2010, I asked Holkins some pointed questions about his recent...