Koalition Picks: The Game Awards 2014
The newest rendition of video game awards is almost upon us, and with it comes a plethora of names, faces, and kickass nominees. After last...
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Why it’s Now Time to Get a Wii U
It’s a secret to nobody that the Wii U had a bumpy first year. The console released at Christmas 2012 with little fanfare due to...
Hip-Hop: A Conduit for Social Awareness and Change
The essence of Hip-Hop has always been rooted in the ideology that it speaks from a place of honesty. It reflects the direct experiences of...
Kickstarter Weekly: Americana Dawn, Crossing Souls, and Hollow Knight
The common consensus is that gameplay takes priority over everything else, including graphics; however, I often need something extra to pull me back into the...
The Best Games of 2014: December Releases
After a crowded month of releases, December promises to keep everything light and straightforward. Game of Thrones, The Crew and Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker are just a...
The Vanishing of Ethan Carter Review – Indie Juggernaut
Andrew Poznanski, Adrian Chmielarz, and Michal Kosieradzki, founders of Polish, indie game dev studio The Astronauts, are possibly new names for you. Their previous works,...
Nominees For 2014 Game Awards Announced
It’s almost the end of the year, which means it’s almost time for the 2014 Game Awards, and after last years debacle, it’s nice to...
Sony Says the PlayStation 4 is the Best Place to Play in New Video
Sony has just released a new video where it claims that the PlayStation 4 is the place to play this holiday season. The video shows...
Grand Theft Auto V Review – A Justified Return Trip
This is the game that everyone knew was coming. Yes, even though Rockstar never said anything officially until this past E3, a current-gen version of...
LittleBigPlanet 3 is Available Now
It’s finally time to begin your brand new LittleBigPlanet adventure! Sackboy, OddSock, Toggle and Swoop are all here and it’s time to expand LittleBigPlanet in...
Kickstarter Weekly: That Dragon, Cancer and When You’re Gone
Video games have covered almost ever seemingly conceivable idea no matter how abstract. In this regard, video games have lived up to their reputation to...
Never Alone Review – Tradition for a New Generation
When the concept for Never Alone first made its way to me, I felt an enormous sense of pride for the industry that I, and...