
Ask Stan | Advice on a Chris Redfield Cosplay (From Resident Evil)
A weekly column dedicated to answering questions about gaming, Ask Stan advises Resident Evil fans on how to make a Chris Redfield cosplay.
An Insight for Bay Area Gamers
A weekly column dedicated to answering questions about gaming, Ask Stan advises Resident Evil fans on how to make a Chris Redfield cosplay.
A weekly column dedicated to answering questions about gaming, Ask Stan advises a parent on why they should not buy Madden for their kids.
A weekly column dedicated to answering questions about gaming, Ask Stan offers some advice to a streamer trying to go pro.
A weekly column dedicated to answering questions about gaming, Ask Stan offers some advice on purchasing a Next-Gen console.
By adding Colin Kaepernick in Madden NFL 21, EA isn’t taking a stance on racism but attempting to use social issues to discredit critics.
The shutdown of KissAnime is less of a strike to media piracy but a blow to the many works that are on the verge of being lost to time.
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Given the current economic disruption, it would be a mistake for Sony and Microsoft to launch the Ninth Generation consoles in 2020.
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From depending on social media alone to not having a plan, these are five mistakes indie game studios make when it comes to marketing.
Watch_Dogs: Legion is one of the most ambitious games from Ubisoft but its release date could be a real problem.
An article that examines the popularity of “angry” game commentators on YouTube fails to address what has made them popular.
In an attempt to kill the myth that VR is a fad, this is a look at why studios should focus on promoting their titles at local conventions.
StanRage explains why using the label of “entitled gamers” is not a real argument.