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Batman: Arkham Origins Review
“Bruce Wayne has been running around Gotham dressed as a bat for just two years when we encounter him in Batman: Arkham Origins. He’s young, brash, and a tad stubborn. It’s clear through the course of the story that he has some growing pains coming his way as the Caped Crusader; something that can also be…
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On Being a Survivor: Thoughts on The Last of Us
As many of you lovely gamers are aware, there’s this little game by Naughty Dog called The Last of Us that’s been out for a while and causing one heck of a discussion. The title’s being considered by many for Game of the Year, and the ending is something of a shocker to most —…
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Batman: Arkham Origins E3 2013 Hands-On Preview
“When Warner Bros. Montreal took on the monumental task of continuing the Batman Arkham series, the company stated that it wasn’t planning to radically change anything Rocksteady Games had previously done with their licensed series. The studio claimed it would only add what made sense within the engine and was going to – without a doubt…
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Dubstep, Humor, and Absurdity: Saints Row IV E3 2013 Interview with Brandon Bray, Audio Director
“In the waning, final minutes of E3 2013, I got to sit down with Volition’s Brandon Bray, audio director for Saints Row IV. During the interview, Brandon and I discussed the game’s reception at the show, its over-the-top humor, the history of the dubstep gun, and more.” Link: http://www.gamernode.com/dubstep-humor-and-absurdity-saints-row-iv-e3-2013-interview-with-brandon-bray-audio-director/
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Disney Infinity E3 2013 Hands-On Preview
“Disney Infinity is a bold undertaking. Working off of Activision’s popular Skylanders mold, Disney is integrating figurines of several characters from across the company’s properties into gameplay by allowing players to scan them into the Infinity‘s numerous worlds. While each of these worlds — known in the game as Play Sets — will feature its own setting, story, and…
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Sacred Citadel Review
“Sacred Citadel reminds me of games that hold a special place in my heart: The old side-scrolling action titles that riddled arcades and took up spots in my NES- and Genesis-era shelves in my younger days. Games like X-Men Arcade, Turtles in Time,Golden Axe, Streets of Rage, and more come to mind when I’m playing through Deep Silver and…
Mike Murphy 