Resident Evil 3: A Millennial’s Review
On September 22, 1999 I leave EB Games with Resident Evil 3 Nemesis for Playstation eagerly excited to get home and play it. The original Resident Evil 2 on Playstation cemented the Resident Evil series as a force to be reckon with. Resident Evil 3 Nemesis continued with Resident Evil 2’s success by giving the […]
Master Roshi joins DRAGON BALL FIGHTERZ
Dragon Ball FighterZ will be getting a brand new fighter this Fall. Who you may ask? Well, it’s none other than the old, panty-sniffing, badass pervert master of Kame House himself, Master Roshi. Not much is known regarding his gameplay… because barely anything was shown. The only glimpse of gameplay fans were given was a […]
Playcrafting’s Dan Butchko On The Future Of Gaming and Play NYC Going Virtual
Playcrafting is ready for its annual Play NYC event this year, but with the worldwide pandemic in place, the biggest gaming convention at the Big Apple will be going virtual for the festivities. Rather than being an event taking place for the whole weekend, Play NYC will be streamed for the whole week of August […]
Halo Infinite: Beauty and the Brute
Let’s talk about that Halo gameplay. Even if you think the graphics are unpolished, or that the hairless Brute designs make them look more like skinned chickens than warmongering warriors, you can’t deny that what has been shown of Halo Infinite feels leagues more in line with what you’d expect from the Halo franchise than […]
Why N++ Strikes a Chord With Me
Hello again! I’ve decided to take a small break from my anime reviews to talk to you all about basically the game that I play. Yes, I got briefly back into The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth but that was a small excursion from my usual habit of religiously devoting hours a day to a momentum […]
How Prince Panther Has Kept Mortal Kombat’s Competitive Scene Alive in 2020
In a year where it was supposed to expand to greater heights than anyone could have imagined, 2020 has instead seen the fighting game community sink to an all-time low. Global cancellations of tournaments, unreliable online netcodes, and a shameful chain of sexual abuse scandals have shaken the community from top to bottom. One of […]
Diaries of a Warcraft Widow Volume II: 6 Things to Do While Your Partner Games
@Diablo via @Geekologie I’ve written before about the surprise of finding myself in an inter-geekery relationship. If you’re in a relationship with diverging geeky interests, you might not ever be one of those couples who shares a hobby. But the time intensive nature of gaming can leave you with plenty of time to hang out […]
All Ages of Star Wars #2: The Star Wars Game That Always Gets New Story Content
For those of you who don’t know, Star Wars: The Old Republic is a Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game that launched in late 2011 – less than a year before George sold the franchise to Disney. It was announced in 2008, three years after the release of Obsidian’s Knights of the Old Republic II: The […]
The Last of Us: Part 2 – A solid game, a messy story, a beautiful yet undeserved ending…
[There will be Spoilers] “When you’re lost in darkness, look for the light.” The world as we know it is bleak. This year alone showed us that humanity is doomed to destroy itself. The year 2020 should’ve been the year of perfect visions for the future, but instead we see the dark truths lurking in […]
Rohil’s Essential Video Game Soundtracks (Part 1)
Tony Hawk’s Underground The original THUG game was a pivotal entry point for kids into punk and hip hop in the early 2000s. It was the first Tony Hawk game to be narratively driven, centering on the journey of an up-and-coming skater, making it out of their hometown in Jersey and going pro. The soundtrack […]
