Why I’m excited for Bioshock Infinite Burial at Sea
Before I fanboy about Bioshock Infinite Burial at Sea, let me say, Bioshock (the original) is my favorite game of all time, hands down. I will Continue Reading
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The rhythm is literally trying to get you in Soundodger+
Have you ever wanted to have a really cool audio visualizer try to kill you? If so, I have the perfect game for you! Soundodger+ Continue Reading
Knock Knock: The One In Which I Soil Myself
Knock Knock didn’t start out scary. My dude was laying in his bed, and then he got up and started warbling at me in a Continue Reading
Glare – A shining example of modern indie gaming
Glare is a new platformer from Phobic Studios. While Phobic has been putting out mobile games for some time now, Glare represents an ambitious jump Continue Reading
Grand Theft Auto 5
Grand Theft Auto 4 was probably my favorite game for the Xbox 360. I liked it more than Mass Effect, and I’m an rpg junkie Continue Reading
Shadow Warrior – How I learned to love swordplay in a shooter
Shadow Warrior has returned from that seemingly endless well of video game nostalgia that is the 1990s. As a game that remakes or reboots an Continue Reading
SkullGirls
I have a soft spot for 2D fighters – I think maybe it’s because I grew up in the age of arcades where you would Continue Reading
Bionic Dues Pre-Alpha Preview
I was lucky to enough to get an appointment with Arcen Games in the Indie Megabooth at PAX 2013. Erik Johnson, PR extraordinary, walked me Continue Reading
New StreetPass Mii Plaza Games on the 3DS: Surprisingly Addicting
Miis have been Nintendo’s go-to avatar system since the Wii, where we discovered that very simplistic sprites could be made into pretty believable people like Continue Reading
Kerbal Space Program – Adventures in rocket science
Kerbal Space Program is a charming game about rocket science. No, really. The Kerbals are amusing little green men that are starting a space program Continue Reading
Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn – Expectations
I haven’t played much of any MMO in about eight or nine months, since I put down Guild Wars 2 and DC Universe Online. Both Continue Reading
Review: Dragon Fantasy Book II
Dragon Fantasy Book II is a 16-bit style JRPG by the fabulous people over at Muteki Corp. Well, to be fair, I’ve only ever met Continue Reading
Smashmuck Champions: A Fresh Look at MOBAs
The exhibition floor at PAX Prime 2013 had caught a bad case of MOBAitis. Like a rash that spread across the convention center, banners and Continue Reading
Oculus Rift VR Preview (PAX)
At PAX this year, my main, number one, only dream was to go hands on with the Oculus Rift. And guess what? I did, and Continue Reading
Volgarr the Viking – true arcade gameplay returns
Volgarr the Viking will kick your ass. That was the first lesson I learned as I embarrassed myself at PAX in front of the creators Continue Reading
Stinky Footboard: Hands on at PAX Prime
In an expo floor filled with flashing demos, thumping music, and live-size sculptures of League of Legends champions, the Stinky Footboard would have been an Continue Reading
Post-PAX thoughts – the indie invasion
Last week I talked about a few of the big studio items that I got to check out at PAX Prime. Those were pretty cool, Continue Reading
Watch Dogs: Exclusive PAX Content
Watch Dogs is one of the games I am most excited about in the next-gen console lineup (although it will be available on current gen Continue Reading
Dying Light Sneak Preview (PAX)
The Dorkadia crew got an exclusive hands-on preview of Dying Light at PAX, and I can say for certain: this is going to be a Continue Reading
Post-PAX wrap up thoughts – the big studios
Hey loyal Dorkadians! PAX Prime 2013 was a blast and I managed to get my hands on several very interesting games and see trailers with Continue Reading
Hands on with the Elder Scolls Online beta (PAX)
I recently had the privilege of playing the Elder Scrolls Online beta at Pax. All I can say is WOW – I can’t wait to Continue Reading