At first glance, Rush Bros. looks and plays a lot like many other great 2D platformers, such as Sonic, Mario or Super Meat Boy. The designs are simple, but fun, stylish and elegant. Our heroes are (theoretically) nimble and acrobatic, able to jump off of walls and perform a slide for a boost in speed.
It’s been quite a while since we discussed this, but after the publication of this article on Bioshock: Infinite and privelege, one of our readers chose to write a response we felt merited publication. Enjoy. —– Roughly halfway through Bioshock Infinite, the dispossessed underclasses of the floating city of Columbia suddenly turn from victims to
I’ve spent about two hours walking from one theater to another trying to find someplace showing a film I might actually feel excited to watch. I failed, and now my feet are killing me. This odyssey took me to five theaters in different places downtown, boasting a grand total of something like 40 different screens
If you’re anything like me, you took a little extra time while reading George R.R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire to visualize the passages in which he describes the foods of his world. He pays special attention to describing the meals in loving detail, encouraging my inner fatty to fantasize about shoveling all
This article was written by guest writer Matthew Barkey. Dishonored has been on our radar for a while now. The uncanny look of the strange improvised-mecha Tallboys caught my attention back when they were first shown off. I wasn’t sure how good it would turn out to be, but it looked promising. And never fear,
The weapon codes from Comic-Con 2011 are all gone, none left, better luck next time, check out our gaming and contest pages for updates. Also, this otter would like to give you a high-five. (The content below was originally posted in 2011.) I’m trying my best to keep up with the demand of readers that are requesting