Growing up, almost every game as far as I can remember came with a $60 price tag. Outside of indies, this was the norm. Potentially some DLC down the line, or even a limited/collector's edition to dri...

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A really quick look into my thoughts of the Destiny 2 Year 8 livestream and upcoming content

Taking a look into the current status of, and potential future of Bungie, Destiny and Marathon.

Remasters have been a staple in gaming in the past couple generations. With the stark lack of backwards compatibility with the recent big three systems, many developers have taken the opportunity to s...

With the most recent Nintendo Direct, a very surprising appearance (to me) was Metroid Prime 4. With this direct being dedicated to games releasing on the original Nintendo Switch, I didn't expect to ...

In current gaming, there exists four primary platforms: Xbox, Playstation, Nintendo, and PC. Each platform provides their own benefits and, in theory, offers experiences often not found on the competi...

In current gaming, there exists four primary platforms: Xbox, Playstation, Nintendo, and PC. Each platform provides their own benefits and, in theory, offers experiences often not found on the competi...

Initial thoughts and brief summary of the reveal of Destiny 2: Heresy

Portable gaming has always been a staple of gaming. Dating all the way back to the Gameboy, developers have always been looking for ways to innovate upon the market. Nintendo has the DS family and the...

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Written by James Slater Last week was the annual Game Awards show, a celebration of gaming throughout the years and a way to give props to the best of the best. However, the most important part to mos...

Author: James Slater One of my favorite games of all time is Viewtiful Joe, a game released in 2003, developed and published by Capcom. Beginning as one game, it stemmed into a fully dedicated sequel,...