Posted by Caitlyn Muncy on 10 25th, 2013

Posted by Chuck Corbin on Jul 11, 2012 Oh the galaxy of Mass Effect, how I love you! All the way back in the first game, there were rumors of the “Leviathan of Dis”, a giant genetically engineered living starship discovered by the batarians. Once you completed the game, it became apparent that the Leviathan of Dis was actually a Reaper, an ancient race of synthetic beings that were...

Posted by Caitlyn Muncy on Jul 10, 2012 Years ago, you might have played a game called Oregon Trail. While you loved it to death, it could be a bit trying at times. However, that is now so far back in your memory, that all you can remember is playing it, and not much in the way of details. If you would like to relive some of those glorious days without tainting the wondrous memories you had of the...

Posted by Marianne Miller on Jul 10, 2012   I’ve heard it said many times during conversations that involve ongoing fits of nostalgia: “They just don’t make games like they used to.”  Players claim that games now are made to baby the player, and are nowhere near as challenging (or as good) as the rage-enducing games from the early 90’s.  And certainly, while it can be considered...

Posted by Raine Hutchens on Jul 10, 2012 Nintendo has decided to let Namco Bandai take the helm with making the next Super Smash Bros. game. When we first heard this jaws dropped and skepticism filled the room. With this company on board we didn’t have any clue what to expect with the next title in a huge fan-favored series. Namco was happy with the opportunity, though they’ve run into their...

Posted by Raine Hutchens on Jul 10, 2012 Speaking of the devil, just yesterday I commented on some issues that players were having when trying to enjoy the sweet bullet goodness of Blacklight: Retribution. It looks like overnight Zombie Studios released a patch for the game that introduces a lot of hotfixes, including the one feature players have been begging for: the ability to filter Global chat....

Posted by Chuck Corbin on Jul 10, 2012 So you’re part of a group of developers who are creating the next big Minecraft, but you’ve hit a snag: you don’t know how to release your game! Sure, you could go with Origin, who’s promising that you’ll keep all the profits for the first three months, but let’s be honest, Origin doesn’t have that great of a user...