What would E3 be without a Naughty Dog trailer?
I revisit one of the seminal fantasy games of all time with my son, offering up not only my own review, but his too…
Blizzard takes on the “wizard duel” category of Trading Card game — virtually — with their usual polish and playability…
There’s a bunch of Naughty Dog news in the air that I thought worth commenting on…
I was asked by Pixelvolt to answer a few interview questions about my career. As usual, I’m posting the answers here too…
This is a very fun little fan animation starring Crash. It’s very much in the spirit of the little orange guy and his Looney Tunes roots…
An interview with questions spanning the length of my career, from the early days, to Naughty Dog, to much more recent times…
I finally got the chance to play all the way through The Last of Us. Here are my thoughts on what is probably the best narrative video game yet made…
The Last of Us is almost on us, and with the review ban lifted I round up over 50 reviews…
Crash super fan Matt Wallace is auctioning off various Crash Bandicoot swag for charity on e-bay…
My first PS2 glimpse was hardly typical. In the spring of 1999, I had to go down to LAX and claim my prototype unit…
April brings us The Last of Us two minute red band trailer… awesome…
In honor of Valentines, I share with you both a cute fan pic, courtesy of die hard fan Daisy Parker, and fan Aaron White’s latest stop motion fan film…
Yes I know, they’re “infected”, but name change or no, it’s still Zombie Time!
My epic survey of World of Warcraft endgames concludes with a detailed analysis of Mists of Pandaria…
A fun “live action” Crash Bandicoot tribute film by 18 year-old filmmaker Mat Hill…
Game Shop is a cute little episodic SitCom that takes place in a mall video game store. Episode six is all about none other than Crash Bandicoot!
Blizzard, never afraid to shake things up, literally rocked the whole vanilla world of Azeroth and rebuilt not only the endgame but the rest of the game as well…
Blizzard released this cool 8 year anniversary video, which is sort of a walk down memory lane. Given that I’ve been writing up my giant endgame comparison post series, I thought it apropos…
By the end of Lich King, nearly all the major mechanics that Blizzard introduced during the course of WOW evolution had come into play: Badges, the dungeon finder, dailies, reputation hubs, tier acceleration, split difficulties, split raid sizes, profession currencies, separate pvp/pve tracks, achievements, and more…
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