Articles by: TheMeisterKing

The Ratchet and Clank Movie – Why Animation Might Save Video Game Movies!0
by / on May 8, 2013 at 9:00 am / in Editorial

The Ratchet and Clank Movie – Why Animation Might Save Video Game Movies!

Ah the video game inspired movie…let’s face it, video game movies have not really inspired much confidence in us over the years. From the utterly forgetful (Wing Commander, Hitman), to just bad (Double Dragon, Tomb Raider), to the just plain insane (Street Fighter and, of course, Super Mario Bros.), the translation from video game to movie has always just been turbulent to say the least, and it isn’t [...]

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Hurry Up and Wait | Pocket Galaxy Review0
by / on May 3, 2013 at 9:00 am / in Android, iOS, Portable, Reviews

Hurry Up and Wait | Pocket Galaxy Review

Imagine zipping around the galaxy in your spaceship, going from enemy pirate ship to pirate ship, leaving a graveyard of enemies behind you. You race forward across the map, gracefully dodging enemy crossfire as you move towards their outpost. You begin to damage it; slow going due to its strong shields, but you eventually chip away at its defenses. Then, [...]

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Third Time Isn’t Always the Charm: What Arkham Origins Needs To Succeed1
by / on April 18, 2013 at 9:00 am / in Editorial

Third Time Isn’t Always the Charm: What Arkham Origins Needs To Succeed

So, in case you haven’t heard the good news, it was announced today that the third game in the popular Batman: Arkham series, Arkham Origins, will be released this year on October 25th. Exciting stuff, especially since we won’t have to wait that long. But, to be honest, I look at this news with no small amount of trepidation. Don’t get me [...]

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Top 5 Bad Guys Who Need Their Own Game2
by / on April 15, 2013 at 9:00 am / in Features, The Top 5

Top 5 Bad Guys Who Need Their Own Game

A good villain goes a long way in the realm of video games, and let’s face it, sometimes they can make or break a game. The revenge and gore filled plight of Kratos in God of War is made much more forgivable when we see the cruelty and paranoia of Zeus, and the entirety of Bioshock’s plot hinges on the [...]

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Big Things in Small Packages: Why the 3DS Might Be Nintendo’s Underrated Masterpiece1
by / on March 26, 2013 at 9:00 am / in Editorial

Big Things in Small Packages: Why the 3DS Might Be Nintendo’s Underrated Masterpiece

Recently, I have been shying away from the big box games that have been released for the major consoles: I played the beginning hour of Tomb Raider and just couldn’t get into it, God of War: Ascension was nowhere near as gripping as any of its predecessors (thanks for spending so much time on the multiplayer), and I doubt that I will even [...]

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How the East was Refound: Five Forgotten Classics Rediscovered Through Unofficial Translations1
by / on March 19, 2013 at 9:56 am / in Editorial

How the East was Refound: Five Forgotten Classics Rediscovered Through Unofficial Translations

More so than any time in the past, the divide between “Eastern” and “Western” gamers has become narrower and narrower. In today’s age, we have the luxury of knowing exactly what games are coming out all over the globe, and audiences in every specific region are able to, in a way, demand what games they want localized. The best example [...]

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