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PlayStation Classics Revisited: Omega Boost

Submitted by Ian Fisher on Wed, 07/20/2011 - 11:29
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The era of the first PlayStation is still one that’s looked back on as one of the best moments in the history of the video game industry.  Being the new kid on the block and having been burned by Nintendo in the early 1990s, Sony came onto the scene and essentially stole the show with their PlayStation console which went on to be the de facto system for gamers until Sony’s PlayStation successor was released in 2000.  For me the release of the PS1 was a big deal as it marked the first time my parents allowed me to own a video game console, which as many of you know led me down the

An Open Letter to Capcom

Submitted by Jen Alaggia on Tue, 07/19/2011 - 20:54
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Listen, Capcom. We've been friends for a very long time. Remember you, me, and Mega Man 2? I sure do. We played lots of Mega Man together. Those were good times. We've been close, you and I, so I hope you can understand my disappointment with you today.

When Mega Man Universe finally got cancelled, I can't pretend I was surprised. It was a good idea, but the endeavour seemed like more than I expected you guys to put out. It sucked, but I got over it. See? I can be very forgiving.

The Co-Op Conundrum

Submitted by Anonymous on Fri, 07/08/2011 - 11:47
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Why Downloadable Titles Are Helping to Drive the Industry

Submitted by Jen Alaggia on Mon, 06/27/2011 - 11:37
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Today's gamer is a frugal one. There are certainly a vast number of us who jump to the local game shop on launch day to buy the big new thing, but how comfortable are we with throwing down $70+ on a new title we aren't even sure we'll like? 

 

The Potential Blunder Moments Of E3 2011

Submitted by Ian Fisher on Fri, 06/03/2011 - 14:37
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Every year gamers look forward to one specific thing due to the near endless joy that it offers. No, I’m not referring to the ever so crowded but amazing Winter release schedule that this year will bring us games such as Uncharted 3 and Modern Warfare 3.  I’m instead referring to E3 and the near infinite amount of amazement it offers.

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