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  • The Culprit Effect: When Video Games and Violence Collide, Part 1

    Violence has been hotly debated when it comes to video games. Is there really a correlation? Could it be something else? Or do we have enough data to prove anything? By Terry Randolph Ah, the beautiful, beautiful marriage of sensationalism and news, something so common that is also a travesty. It is always interesting to…

  • Recognition of Mortality – The Walking Dead: 400 Days Review

    By Terry Randolph and Chris Medrano Developer: Telltale Games   Publisher: Telltale Games  Rated: M for Mature Available: Xbox Live Arcade, Playstation Network, PC, iOS   MSRP: $4.99 Release Date: July 2 (Playstation Network), July 3 (PC), July 5 (Xbox Live Arcade), July 11 (iOS App Store) Warning: Heavy Spoilers throughout the discussion. We also played…

  • Deadpool Review

    By Chris Medrano Developer: High Moon Studios    Publisher: Activision     Rated: M for Mature Systems: Playstation 3, Xbox 360, PC   MSRP: 49.99 Console, 39.99 PC Warning: Contains spoilers for Deadpool game When I first heard about the Deadpool game and saw the trailer, I thought the game looks amazing and fun. Then again trailers can be…

  • Fighting to Survive: The Last of Us Review

    The ultimate swan-song to the PS3 and to fans of the console. By Terry Randolph Developer: Naughty Dog Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment System: Playstation 3 Release Date: June 14, 2013 MSRP: $59.99 Very few games have kept me glued to my seat, playing non-stop into the early hours of the morning only to stop from sheer…

  • Living in a Sandbox World

    by Terry Randolph When does linear-storytelling become too constricting? Or an open-world game become too ambitious? A few months ago, I got into a debate with a friend whether or not the Mass Effect trilogy was a success or failure. My friend argued that the trilogy ultimately failed because it did not deliver the promises…