What Got Me Into Gaming Journalism

With the multitudes of posts I have made about E3 this past week, I felt the need to explain why I enjoy writing about this very niche, yet, widely expanding medium. Back in 2013, I played a game called The Last of Us. It was a game that had zombie-like creatures and a post-apocalyptic setting in the United States. But more importantly, it featured two protagonists: … Continue reading What Got Me Into Gaming Journalism

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Three Years Later and It Still Works

E3 in a nutshell: Here is the original link. If you are as familiar with all of the companies as I am you will appreciate how it seems year after year nothing seems to change. These developers tend to stick to their guns more than try to innovate. Even Nintendo, who tends to go outside the box more than anyone else, still relies on their decades-old … Continue reading Three Years Later and It Still Works

So About That Square Enix Conference…

Square-Enix just had the worst E3 conference in some time. Yes, the games that they displayed have some degree of intrigue to them, however, most of them were not new. Just Cause 4 is the most exciting game of the bunch that was previewed. Yet, everything else was a very Japanese style trailer mash-up. I want to be excited about this conference, but Square-Enix gave us no idea … Continue reading So About That Square Enix Conference…

Microsoft Won’t Have Its Killer App Until Their New Xbox

Microsoft added five game developers to its branch of first-party game studios. However, this is just a façade by the company that did little more than talk about all the games that its platform can play at E3 this year. Why isn’t this a good thing? Because it has been five years and Microsoft has not released a single game that has been a console … Continue reading Microsoft Won’t Have Its Killer App Until Their New Xbox