A Way Too Long and In-Depth Analysis on Gaming and Anime
Category: Video Games
Life is Strange was one of the worst outings in choice-making game design in my opinion. Everything was abnormally subpar and hardly worth the time. So when the sequel-prequel to the series, Before the Storm was announced, I could not wait to start the hate train once again. Unfortunately for me, I ended up actually liking the first episode. Hit the jump to find out why I've grown a heart.
I'm definitely not the first guy to be super excited for the new Legend of Zelda game. In fact, I was actually quite late in hopping on the hype train. Something about the game's initial parameters struck me as odd and possibly alienating. But ever since the VGA's, where a new trailer was revealed, something about it made me relieved. Not only that, but I now I find myself in full-force hype mode for this game. Read why after the jump.
The original Titanfall was one of the sleeper hits of 2014. Despite lacking a single-player campaign and variety in multiplayer, it was a fantastic shooter on its own. How does the sequel Titanfall 2 stack up? Forget best shooter of the year, I've decided to call it one of the best shooters period. More after the jump.
Titanfall 1, while a fantastic game on it's own, caught quite a bit of flack for lacking a single-player narrative. Now the sequel, Titanfall 2, is dropping in a couple weeks, and along with beefed up multiplayer Respawn Entertainment threw in a single-player campaign too. Oddly enough, not only is it there, but if Respawn played their cards right, they might've struck gold on only the second attempt. More after the jump.
The Studies of a Born and Bred Nerd 