All Ages of Star Wars #2: The Star Wars Game That Always Gets New Story Content
For those of you who don’t know, Star Wars: The Old Republic is a Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game that launched in late 2011 – less than a year before George sold the franchise to Disney. It was announced in 2008, three years after the release of Obsidian’s Knights of the Old Republic II: The […]
EVO 2020: Year of the Online Warrior
Memes aside, the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic really has ruined everyone’s plans for 2020. Sports, entertainment, and much of the business world came to an abrupt halt, and the same goes for people’s passions and hobbies. One group that has been hit from all of these angles is also one that is seldom talked about, and […]
Nielsen Discusses Programming and Gaming in Asian American Diverse Intelligence Series
As we are already in Asian American Heritage Month, the amount of content from the community has expanded in different mediums over the years and continues to grow. Nielsen, the global marketing leader in media analysis and viewership, commemorated the occasion with the launch of the Asian American Diverse Intelligence Series. The new initiative started […]
Top 5 Video Games To Play During A Quarantine
We are at an unprecedented time where everyone is stuck at home, but at least we still have video games to escape our boredom. With the internet, it’s even better that we can also connect with others online and play most of these games together. With so many video games out there to choose from, […]
Circles and Cycles: My Home Fandom
[Image source] [Image description: An oval of varying shades of blue acts as the backdrop for text that reads “POKéMON RANGER.” The Pokémon is in the usual yellow text outlined with blue. RANGER is in stylized block letters that have sharp angles. A gradient of dark green fades to the lighter from top to bottom.] […]
Five Things Battlefield 6 Should Do Better than Battlefield 5
I’m walking in some very murky waters talking about this game since it was the centerfold of controversy in 2018 for the reasons I will explain later on. Readers discretion is advised. Battlefield has been a well-known franchise for quite some time now as it was pretty much the main competitor to Call of Duty […]
Journey Game Review
One of the successful indie games of all time is the game Journey, which was developed by the indie game studio Thatgamecompany. It was first released on March 13th,2012 for the Playstation3 and later on July 21th,2015 for the Playstation4. There is also a PC version that came out on June 6th,2019. In Journey we […]
Coronavirus and It’s Impact on the Video Game Industry
Ever since the coronavirus outbreak, it has caused major repercussions on the entertainment world, especially for video games. One might think that this industry would at least remain unaffected, but that is certainly not the case once the pandemic hit. As everyone is in quarantine, for the time being, video games have become a way […]
Diaries of a Warcraft Widow Volume 1
For a geeky person, dating is always nerve-wracking, wondering when your inner geek will become full-fledged outer geek to your new love interest. When they spot the Harry Potter doll sitting on your bedside table? When they stop by unannounced when you’re six hours into a Buffy the Vampire Slayer marathon, hair a mess, chin […]
Stardew Valley Keeps Me Happy
I’ve never been great at video games. As a kid, I learned quickly that some people were naturally skilled at fast-paced, first-person shooters, and very much wasn’t one. The whole thing just made me anxious. Recently, though, I’ve been trying to game. Everyone always talked about how relaxing it could be, so I’d decided to […]
