Return of the King: How EA Made a Strong Comeback
After years of disastrous lunches and poor business decisions, Electronic Arts is making a strong comeback.
How Freedom Fighters Broke the Post-9/11 Taboo
A look at how Freedom Fighters broke the Post-9/11 taboo of pop-culture by depicting New York City under attack.
The Controversial Legacy of The Phantom Pain
Looking back the controversial legacy of one the best games of 2015.
eSports Should Be An Olympic Event
eSports has grown to become a major league and it’s time the International Olympic Committee starts respecting it as a legitimate sport.
Watch_Dogs 2 Needed the New Setting
A look at why Watch_Dogs 2 needed to be set in San Francisco.
Salon.com Needs to Stop Talking About Video Games
A look at why Salon.com is a terrible source of political and social insight into video games.
Why Gamers Should Wait For A Completed Hitman
A case for why gamers should wait for a completed Hitman game.
Not All Games Are Worth Full Price
Gaming is an expensive hobby forcing gamers to limit what they buy. Not all games are worth that $60 price tag and this guide will help you.
The Seventh Generation Was a Failure in Innovation
A look at why the Seventh Generation was a failure in innovation.
Hatred And The End of Shock Value In Gaming
Hatred failure is an example of how gaming has matured.
Resident Evil 0 HD Success will Determine the Future of Horror
Resident Evil 0 HD is a representation of a cultural struggle that will determine the future of the series.
Understanding Why Movies Based On Video Games Fail
While video games have made efforts to recreate or continue some of the greatest works of the cinematic arts, Hollywood has failed to show the same kind of professional curtsy.
Grand Theft Auto V Removed From Retailers due to Guilt and Slander
A look at why “Nicole” is an opportunist fraud who slandered one of the greatest cultural works.
South Park Bashes the Free-to-Play Model
Trey Parker and Matt Stone critically dissect the free-to-play model in the South Park episode “Freemium Isn’t Free”.
Criticism of Violent Video Games has Lost Credibility
Criticism of violent video games in the media has been on the decline according to the research of Greg Perreault.