Every Game I've Beaten (That I Remember)
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All reviewsDark Sector2008
4 out of 5 starsDark Sector takes you through Russian warehouses and other battlefields as you fight zombies and other infected sorts. The typical story of our hero being infected by the very thing the bad guys are propagating is well in place, giving our hero Hayden a big glaive to toss around and chop assorted body parts off with. Most would say the game plays most like Gears of War with it's cover system and sprinting, but I…
Mirror's Edge2008
4 out of 5 starsMirror's Edge takes you inside the world of a dystopian city where parkour running on skyscrapers is the thrust of the resistance movement. You play Faith, one of these runners who comes involved with a murder that her sister Kate is framed of committing. The majority of the game involves you running towards those with information and then away from the police and other figures of authority. Style This game…
Eat Lead: The Return of Matt Hazard2009
2 out of 5 starsWhile this title tries to be a pastiche on gaming past and present, what it ends up being is a relatively boring game with cute little quirks that lose their humor due to the simple fact that the game is still a 3rd person cover shooter. Story You play as the has-been action character Matt Hazard who has ended up doing whatever games he can to stay on the good side of his company after his own attempts at…
Prey2006
4 out of 5 starsTaking place in an alien Dyson sphere of sorts, Prey brought some truly novel ideas after extensive development that, while groundbreaking in their time, have tempered as time has passed. Already has it been forgotten that it was Prey and not Portal that perfected the portal technology in gaming. Coupled with Ratchet and Clank-esque magnetic walks up walls and ceilings and gravity shifting devices, this game attacks…
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All articlesMy Life with Video Games, Giant Bomb
Mar 15, 2012
So maybe this seems like the most obvious of subjects to touch on, but a lot happened today. As of this writing, this is the day that Jeff and the guys announced their being purchased by CBS Interactive and moving back into the Second Street offices with the Gamespot guys. It’s impossible for anyone to say what this means for the future of the website, but what I do know is that I’ve been a mem...
My Life with Video Games, Emotion
Dec 20, 2011
I love video games, I really do. They keep me distracted when life is difficult, relaxed when times are stressful, and entertained when things are slow. But there have only been chance instances that games have made me truly feel for their stories. As a kid, I typically had no idea for my character’s motivations or mythology concerning the world around them. Once narrative became an increasingl...
My Life with Video Games, My Friend Atum
Oct 21, 2011
Most of my childhood friends were maintained by our mutual love for video games. Some weathered the test of time better than others, but games were an indelible segment of how my friends were made and enjoyed. And no friendship was stronger or more impactful both for life and how I saw a world of select and start buttons than the one with my friend Atum. Atum was a pretty quiet kid who got craz...
My Life with Video Games, Chicken Pox
Oct 12, 2011
My immune system won the fight here. It’s incredibly easy for me to remember when I got the chicken pox. I was in third grade and a girl named Emily who was absent for a few days was running next to me at gym. She said she was absent because she had chicken pox and that I shouldn’t be so close to her because she was super contagious. But a few days later, I was sat at home for the whole week. F...
My Life with Video Games, Turtles in a- Wait, What the Hell?
Sep 23, 2011
It’s no secret that I was a huge Ninja Turtles aficionado as a kid. We’re talking shampoo, action figures, puzzles, a portable pinball machine (did ANYONE else have this? There's nothing on the internet about it existing), those sorta gross vanilla pies all just because they had the four green brothers attached. So it was no question to my parents that if there was a TMNT game out, the least th...
My Life with Video Games, My First Love
Sep 20, 2011
The exposure that I initially got to Nintendo and its plethora of games was severely limited despite my owning the system. It wasn’t really a topic of conversation for me (or whatever you’d call the dialogue between two 5 year olds), and remained a low priority for a while. However, my uncle (the same one who gave us the NES in the first place) and his two sons would infrequently come over and...
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