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Cloud Gaming: A Potential Game Changer

With the recent release of the PlayStation Now beta and the news about OnLive’s availability on the Mad Catz MOJO console, it’s safe to say we will be gaming on the cloud in the near future. From a consumer standpoint, these re...

Games You Love and Why You Shouldn’t: The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim

Everyone is familiar with the mega-hit The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. Transcending popularity among only gamers, the game is a major mainstream hit. Skyrim made it cool to talk about elves and magic in public; too many times to ...

Keeping It in the Cellophane

The Steam Summer Sale is fastly approaching and I’m no stranger to impulse buying a game or 10 during the insane price drops. The fact is that most of these games I buy I never end up playing, I know other people fall vic...

Looking Back at E3 2014: Good, but Not Great

Sean looks back at E3 2014 with a pang of disappointment mixed in with his excitement as he feels that not everyone brought their "A" game.

E3 2014: Rare Spawns Drop Good Loot

Well, it’d be remiss of me not to sum up this week’s E3 conference, and, as last week’s focus was on gender—thank you to everyone who commented, whether you agreed with me or not. The intention is not to make ...

Nintendo Won: My Thoughts on (And Analysis Of) E3 2014

Well, E3 is over. I thought it was pretty good, or as good as an E3 can be. Personally, I’ve grown a little weary of it. I’ve never actually been to an E3 in my lifetime, but the bombast and capitalistic nature of w...

What We Wanted To See At E3 2014

E3 2014 has come and gone. An abundance of new games were announced, and all those who sought justification for their newly purchased consoles can take a sigh of relief. New games are coming and they all look fantastic. But eve...

Ubisoft Embraces the Current Gen with AC: Unity and The Division

After seeing Assassin's Creed: Unity and Tom Clancy's The Division, true next gen is coming and Ubisoft is one the publisher's leading the charge.

Far Cry 4 Hands-on: Slay-cation, amirite?

Far Cry 3 was, hands down, my favorite game of 2012. Everything about it was just fantastic to me. The tight, deep, and varied gameplay. The lush and beautiful environments, the wildlife, the freedom. Just an all around fantas...

E3 2014: Sony Press Conference Review

Take a bow, Sony. For the second consecutive year, you came out and proved why PlayStation is currently the best-selling system on the market. In a day where Microsoft tried to play nice and give their competitors credit, Sony ...

E3 2014: Ubisoft Conference Review

After the media release ended, I literally stood up and applauded in my bedroom. Ubisoft, creator of some of my favorite games, gave an outstanding show. Although, to my dismay, no new Prince of Persia was announced, Ubisoft d...

E3 2014: EA Conference Review

First off, let me preface this summary of the 2014 EA E3 show by saying that I don’t really like EA. Sure, they’ve had a hand in the realization of some of my favorite game franchises, Dead Space and Mass Effect especially, b...

Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris Announced

SquareEnix has stealth announced a sequel to Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light, in the form of the four player co-op Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris for the PS4, Xbox One, and PC. From the press release: “After the imme...

E3 2014: Microsoft Media Briefing Review

I’ll say it right now. Microsoft brought it to E3. Phil Spencer took the stage and gave a great, classy, opening speech name-dropping Sony and Nintendo stating that all three want to bring the games. He then proceeded to say th...

Murdered: Soul Suspect Mega-Review

Murdered: Soul Suspect is a weird game. I’m not talking about in the sense that its story is filled with WTF moments, though it has its fair share. I mean it’s STRANGE; peculiar to its very core. I’ve had mix...