Bioshock: America!
If you read my reviews regularly, you know that I don’t like 90% of everything ever invented. Since a young age I’ve realized that my Continue Reading
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First Impressions: Bioshock Infinite
March 26th saw the release of Bioshock Infinite – where Ken Levine takes the reigns again on another atmospheric emotional roller coaster, but rather than dealing with Continue Reading
Winter’s Been Here
At the time you’re reading this, Game of Thrones’s third-season premiere has come and gone. Blood has been spilled, pithy witticisms have been uttered, and Continue Reading
Are you ready for Sakura-con?
So you’re sad Emerald City Comic-con is over and PAX and Girl Geek Con are a long ways off; you need to go to Continue Reading
Your Android Device Is Not As Secure As You Think It Is
Smartphones get stolen every day, we all know this, and we all have the little things we do to “protect” the extensions to our arms. Continue Reading
History Will Vik You Up
When I think History Channel, I don’t exactly think quality programming. Entertaining, sure; if nothing else you can always depend on a regular marathon of Continue Reading
The Convention Guide, Part One – So You Wanna Go?
The sun is shining (or not, here in Seattle), the birds are singing and the weather is slowly growing warmer (or not, there on the Continue Reading
Sim City – I’m the mayor of Traffic Town
I’ve always liked the SimCity series. It’s been a pleasantly rewarding franchise for the better part of my youth, allowing me to bank a few hours Continue Reading
Scarlet Blade closed beta test impressions
A week ago, a new free to play MMORPG called Scarlet Blade began a public closed beta test. I’ll tell you right now that this Continue Reading
Archive Binge: Achewood
When I moved up to Seattle in 2007, my new housemates gave me one of the weirder ultimatums I’ve ever experienced. “You can stay here Continue Reading
What is a Vocaloid – A Look Into Our AI Autotuned Future
There’s a very good chance that if you are reading this, you have no idea who Hatsune Miku is and have never heard of a Continue Reading
Through the Looking Glass: Part 2
Last week I talked about Google Glass and how excited I am that this sort of futuristic technology is finally arriving. I understand the fallacy Continue Reading
Soundtracking Dorkdom: Slough Feg
Here at Dorkadia, we care about what you do for fun. Playing games, watching movies, reading books, and also, listening to music. Eventually we’ll add Continue Reading
EMP Seattle – The Art of Video Games
If only every city across the country would have this exhibit. I wish more people would get the impression that what was once written off Continue Reading
Warframe – Impressions from the closed beta
At it’s adrenaline-fueled heart, Warframe is an intense 3rd person co-op shooter. Since I’m completely rubbish at PvP, I was on board the minute I Continue Reading
The New 52 in the Emerald City
DC’s New 52 panel at Emerald City Comic Con was a great time with a ton of spectacular creators delving into their current works and Continue Reading
Emerald City Comic Con: That Just Happened!
Well, this year’s ECCC is over, staggering to the finish line in a haze of energy drink cocktails and cosplay-related hairspray fumes, tripping over Continue Reading
Of Mario and Men
For most people, there’s Mario games, and then there’s Mario games. Continue Reading
The Bridge is as much art as it is puzzle
Do you want to solve puzzles by manipulating perspective, gravity, and impossible architecture? The Bridge is the perfect game for your bizarrely specific set of interests. Continue Reading
Through the Looking Glass – Part 1
Last week Google Glass started preparing for what could be referred to as an alpha – the Google Glass Explorer program. In case you Continue Reading
Emerald City Comic Con: A Survival Guide
Last Thursday, Hannah covered the multifarious possibilities of a weekend at Emerald City Comic Con; turns out, most of them involve comic books and the Continue Reading