The Teardown: The Walking Dead: Survival Instinct
This week’s Teardown focuses on The Walking Dead: Survival Instinct, a game that is about as fun as getting mauled by a horde of the undead.
The Teardown: Aliens: Colonial Marines
Aliens is a classic film, but its video game sequel, Aliens: Colonial Marines, is not. Stay away from this. Read on to find out why in this week’s Teardown.
How does the port strike actually affect us?
With the ports currently on strike, manufactured goods from other countries can soon become impossible to get.
The Teardown: Escape Dead Island
The AWARD-WINNING (a piece of paper counts, right?) Teardown returns with Escape Dead Island, which is appropriately really terrible. But how terrible?
“Saints Row IV: Re-Elected” Deserves Impeachment
Saints Row IV: Re-Elected marks yet another remaster in a long line of remastered games.
The Teardown: Metro: Last Light: Redux
Platforms: PS4, Xbox One, PC Release Date: August 26, 2014 Average Scores: 83, 84, 84 I saw the Gamefly envelope resting on my bed and my heart sank into my Continue Reading
The Resident Evil Within – The Evil Within Review
Platforms: PS3, PS4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, PC Release Date: October 14, 2014 There has been nothing worse in gaming than Resident Evil‘s fall from grace. Of course it would Continue Reading
The Teardown: Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z
Platforms: PS3, Xbox 360, PC Release Date: March 18, 2014 Average Scores: 43, 50, 49 I am sorry, dear reader. I have failed you. But not as much as I Continue Reading
Top Ten Scariest Video Games
I am not too much of a horror movie buff. Jason Vorhees is merely a retired hockey goalie that hates horny teenagers, from what I have heard and Freddy Krueger, Continue Reading
The Gaming Guild @ SF State
Walking down the halls of the Humanities and Social Sciences (HSS) building on a late Monday afternoon in September, you do not expect to hear much beside the typical shuffling Continue Reading
The Terrible Cesspit of Internet Terrorism
The “gamer” label has always been peculiar to me. A tag like that only pigeonholes a person through one aspect of their life. Besides that, it does not have the Continue Reading
Booze, Games, and Comfort
A sword has just been thrown across the field unexpectedly, its victim yelling at their opponent for hitting them, as the perpetrator gleefully sprints across the arena, awaiting his reward Continue Reading