How the Wii U Can Recover From its Post-Launch Woes
The Wii U’s launch has been incredibly mixed—there’s news of older Wii games playing at 1080p, an incredibly cute data transfer loading screen, a price-your-own...
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eSports: A Comparison of League of Legends and Starcraft II
It has been an exciting couple of months for anyone who is a fan of competitive gaming. The two largest eSports in the world, League...
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The Slow Death of Local Co-op.
Splinter Cell Conviction does Co-op properly. No need for an internet connection, you just get a pal to sit next to you and you’re ready....
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Rayman Jungle Run
Whittling down Michel Ancel’s fanciful Rayman Origins onto a portable device was always going to be a tough challenge. The PSVita coped admirably with that...
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Bring Linearity Back
Gaming was once about the overall interactive experience. The console was a portal that transported us into the addictive realms of virtual entertainment and compromised...
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Theo’s Thoughts #26: PvP Power and Resilience
With the release of Mists of Pandaria came a huge change to how PvP gear works in WoW. Blizzard implemented a new stat, PvP Power,...
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Elder Scrolls Online, I Want To Like You!
Undoubtedly, you’ve heard of the new MMO being developed by >>ZENIMAX ONLINE STUDIOS<< (not Bethesda Studios), taking place in Tamriel 1000 years before Skyrim over...
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Magical Drop V
The Magical Drop series has been around for nearly twenty years. They are puzzle games in the classic “Gem Matching” genre, and it’s been a...
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Why EA Needs to Get its Priorities Straight
Electronic Arts has already made it clear that they are not interested in publishing new IPs for the remainder of this generation, but the logic...
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4 Ways the Wii U Attracts a Hardcore Audience
The Wii U has plenty of redeeming traits that help it compete with other consoles, present and future, and draw in a new crowd that...
