Tag Archives: gaming

Neon Tundra: Episode 1 – Splatoon and The Witcher 3

The neon snow has provided enough energy to power both a Wii U and a PS4! Matt and Eric will let the sled dogs rest while they discuss squids/kids and golem foundations. http://neontundra.podomatic.com/entry/2015-07-16T16_28_15-07_00

On the Disk Spins: Mortal Kombat X [PART 2]

In this week’s episode, we learn that Kotal Khan is a uniter, not a divider. Also, which Sub-zero am I fighting?

On the Disk Spins: Mortal Kombat X [Part 1]

Check out my first Youtube video! It’s been a long time coming, but I finally found a way to mix videogames and storytelling together into something people might want to watch. First up is NetherRealm’s acclaimed fighter–Mortal Kombat X.

How To Survive a Hardware Launch

Now that the big three game companies have revealed their visions for the future, it’s time to make future plans of your own.  You weren’t planning on buying EVERY new console in one sweeping credit card swipe, right? It’s easy to get excited about new hardware. Hell, even an Ouya pre-order was tantalizing a few […]

REVIEW: The Last of Us

There’s a longstanding joke that videogame heroes are mass murderers, laying waste to hundreds of enemies in a matter of hours. The Last of Us, from developer Naughty Dog, provides a context for its serial homicide. As lead characters Joel and Ellie become proficient murderers, killing becomes as natural and as necessary as breathing, but […]

A Snake and an Ocelet Walk into the Desert…

  Metal Gear Solid V: the Phantom Pain continued Konami’s E3 tradition of bizarre trailers that straddle the line between brilliance and absurdity. The Microsoft press conference opened with Snake hanging off the side of a horse and it closed with him firing an AK47 into a prison cell full of children. We were also […]

I Don’t Like This One Bit: Microsoft’s Gaming Future In Jeopardy

Microsoft officially announced its latest console for the next generation. Never has so little been said by so many at the Microsoft Campus in Seattle. At a brisk 60 minutes, the announcement of the Xbox One came peppered with superlatives and “game-changing” features that had nothing to do with playing games. Let me be clear, […]

Top 5 VideoGames of 2012

2012 has a been a year of unexpected obstacles and a re-evaluation of my life’s priorities. Things did not go as I planned, (much like every year) but I was led to new avenues and new friends that I am truly grateful for. It’s been a year of transition with my move to a new […]

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