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The Uncertain and Cash for Reviews on YouTube [VIDEO]

Josh Griffiths - December 27, 2018

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Watch Over Christmas is One to… Watch

William Worrall - November 26, 2018

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2064: Read Only Memories – Does It Pass the Turing Test?

Alana Dunitz - November 5, 2018

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Long Lost Kickstarter Last Life May Be Coming Back, But Probably...

Josh Griffiths - October 1, 2018

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No Longer Home Brings Existential Magic to Student Life

Naomi Harrington - August 16, 2018

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Weekindies: Puzzle out the Pixels of The Librarian

Jay Castello - April 8, 2018

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Last Life Highlights Kickstarter’s Biggest Flaw

Josh Griffiths - February 7, 2018

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Perfect Tides is Nostalgic, Lonely, and Honest

Lucia Taylor - February 5, 2018

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Last Life in Hiatus, Dev Still Taking Pre-Orders [VIDEO]

Josh Griffiths - February 4, 2018

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Where Are My Friends? Reviewed: Multi-Genre Reach Exceeds Its Grasp

John Klingle - January 23, 2018

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Life is Strange: Before the Storm is Better Than I Ever...

Josh Griffiths - January 22, 2018

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Click, Click, Boom: Super Turbo Demon Busters Review

Jeremy Peeples - January 18, 2018

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Meet the Peaceful Spirit Community of Tiny Echo

Rachel Watts - November 22, 2017

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Hell, the Five Minute Horror Game of Your Nightmares

Stephanie Watson - October 31, 2017

Bertram Fiddle 2: A Bleaker Predicklement

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Bertram Fiddle: A Bleaker Predicklement is One Punny Sequel

Serena Nelson - October 2, 2017

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Kickstarter Game of the Week: Lona: Realm of Colors

Joanna Mueller - August 18, 2017

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Apex Legends Accessibility Options Shows other Battle Royales Up
Apex Legends is the latest game to burst onto the battle royale scene, releasing on February 4th. A character-based version of the popular online multiplayer format, Apex is free to play, like many of its counterparts. Players can unlock characters by leveling up or, of course, by buying in-game currency. Each character has their own skills to […]
Donkey Kong 64: A Marxist Interpretation
Donkey Kong 64 is one of the most seminal games of the 90s. The collectathon platformer re-cast a former villain in a brand new role as a 3D hero. The title has been unfairly maligned in recent years by rightists seeking to downplay the importance of the Kong family’s struggle. By viewing Donkey Kong 64 through a […]
Indie Appreciation on the Switch
This past holiday season was a good one for the Nintendo Switch. Mario Party, Super Smash Bros, and Pokemon Let’s Go were huge successes. Many a person’s January was spent running through these titles. Now though, it’s February. The holiday excitement has worn off, but there are still weekends to be filled. So what is […]
Videl in Dragon Ball FighterZ: Blasting Past the Glass Ceiling to Reach the Arena
Like many things, Dragon Ball and its shonen genre have a history of male-heavy casts with an emphasis on action. The most featured characters are often the fighters, and they’re often men. It’s refreshing whenever that status quo is shaken up by female characters punching through the glass ceiling to join the fray. Out of […]
Streamer Raises Funds with Donkey Kong 64 Charity Stream
On January 18th, Twitch streamer Hbomberguy tweeted “here we go….HERE WE FREAKING GO”. With that simple message, he started a stream that would attract attention from all corners of the world. Out of pure spite for transphobia and compassion for youth in need, a movement began. The Beginning This all began when Hbomberguy decided to […]

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