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Star Wars
April 5, 2018
Cinema's Ultimate Jerks is a celebration of the characters we love to hate in the movies we love to love.
March 12, 2018
Farewell signifies a developer who designed every element to push you toward a specific goal. When focusing on the aesthetics of a game, you want to move past ideas like ‘fun’ and instead consider focus points like; narrative, challenge and expression.
March 6, 2018
When Star Wars: Battlefront was rebooted in 2015, fans of the franchise were delighted. It was the first Star Wars game in years, and it was being developed by one of the most acclaimed first person shooter developers in the industry (DICE). So it was even more heart breaking when […]
January 12, 2018
It's Game Night and you know what that means: booze, board games, and belligerency (in that order). What better way to bond with your friends than by spending two hours in heated arguments, combing through rulebooks and forum posts to prove your points?
January 1, 2018
Star Wars is a passion project that became a franchise. Its scope has increased in the forty years since the first movie's release; shifting and changing to fit different times and audiences. Whatever has been arguably lost or gained, there is no denying that audiences everywhere have continued to be captivated by a galaxy far, far away.
December 18, 2017
Even while I was enraptured in what was essentially a two-and-a-half-hour chase movie in space, there were moments in 'The Last Jedi' that left me thinking, "Hang on a minute..."
December 16, 2017
Disney has essentially turned Star Wars into a Marvel movie, but it's still decent fun.
December 5, 2017
It's the most wonderful time of the year again, the best part of which, but arguably the most challenging part, is gift giving.
December 3, 2017
Though both try to adhere to a semi-realistic scientific framework, Mass Effect is the more successful of the two.
November 23, 2017
When it comes to microtransactions, the question of intervention must be answered: is the regulating hand of the government really what we want?