Game Wisdom: Best 20 Quotes in Gaming

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Video games aren’t just for wasting a weekend or looking at digital boobs covered with as few pixels as the raters will allow, they are also a place to find wisdom. Throughout the industry great writers have produced gems that stay with the … Continue reading →

Posted in Editorials, Featured, News | Tagged badass, best, bioshock, Castlevania, creepy gaming qoutes, Dark Desent, Dragon Age Origins, Final Fantasy 13, god of war 3, inspirational, Majoras Mask, mass effect 2, metal gear solid, modern warfare 2, Portal, qoutes, Translation Fails, Zelda | Leave a comment

How Sony Can Improve the PSN Store

PlayStation Network is a great place to get a lot of games, videos, and other content that can enhance the gaming experience. Purchases and downloads are quick and the store is organized neatly into games, videos, and other sections, but … Continue reading →

Posted in Editorials, Featured | Tagged accessibility, PSN, psn store, psn sucks, usability, User Interface | 3 Comments

Tomb Raider Will Not Be “Better” than Uncharted

The word is out: Lara Croft is apparently going to have a better game than Nathan Drake. The genius predictors cite things like her games originally innovating the genre itself and the beautiful new game she is set to star … Continue reading →

Posted in Editorials, Featured | Tagged crystal dynamics, eidos, Naughty Dog, Sony, Square Enix, tomb raider, uncharted | 15 Comments

The Video Game Survival Guide to The End of the World

If the Mayans are correct, the world will (or did, depending on when or if you read this) on December 21st, 2012. While we have survived many doomsday scares in the past and there really isn’t proof that anything is … Continue reading →

Posted in Editorials, Featured | Tagged 2012, apocalypse, conspiracy, end of the world, gamers guide, mayans, survival guide, the end of days | 3 Comments

What If: Sony and Nintendo Hadn’t Cancelled the SNES-CD?

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Welcome to the first in a series of hypothetical questions about the history of the PlayStation. This series explore how the video game industry could have turned out differently had a few key details about the development and life of the PlayStation … Continue reading →

Posted in Editorials | Tagged nintendo, PlayStation, Sony, Super Disk | 1 Comment

A Historical Perspective: New Professor and Class Syllabus

Hello students! My name is Hunter and I am happy to join the PlayStation University as the resident Professor of History. The PlayStation brand dates back to the ancient 1990′s, and as a result, it possesses a rich heritage that … Continue reading →

Posted in Editorials | Tagged History, New Professor, ps2, PSOne, Retro Games | Leave a comment

God of War: Ascension Multiplayer Beta Preview

Praise the Gods (or rather have them trick you into killing your family and swear vengeance on them) I have been granted the gift of access to the God of War: Ascension Multiplayer Beta. Ascension is a long awaited continuance … Continue reading →

Posted in Editorials, Featured | Tagged ascension, beta, god of war, impressions, Multiplayer, Preview | Leave a comment

Announcement: God of War: Ascension Multiplayer Beta LiveStream 12/16

UPDATE: Livesteam is over, to view the archived video, check it out right here. The audio isn’t balanced well unfortunately, so you will have trouble hearing me until the latter portions of the stream. Attention class! Today, December 16th, starting at … Continue reading →

Posted in Editorials, Featured | Tagged god of war ascension beta, livestream, Multiplayer, stream | Leave a comment

Are Content Patches and DLC Ruining Games?

I have recently been playing some older console games and it dawned on me that the game must have been perfect, or “finished” when it was released. Think back to the likes of Metal Gear Solid, Grand Theft Auto III, … Continue reading →

Posted in Editorials, Featured | Tagged bugs, day 1 dlc, dlc, glitches, patches, unfinished games | 3 Comments

First-Person Gaming Runs a Marathon

History Lesson: The world of gaming changed in 1992 when “Wolfenstein 3D” hit the stands. The love of first-person shooter (FPS) games was only further ignited by the release of the long-time revered “Doom.” The violent adrenaline rush and digital … Continue reading →

Posted in Editorials, Featured, News | Tagged call of duty, Duke Nukem, fps, half life, halo, shooter | Leave a comment

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