if Hitman and Metal Gear could reboot themselves so successfully, Splinter Cell should be able to as well. While it's easy to say that Splinter Cell should just do the same thing those games did, it can't. There are fundamental differences in the way those games play that just don't translate perfectly. But if we were to cherry pick elements from either of those games to slot into a new Splinter Cell, I bet you'd come back with something pretty good...
The Adventures of Bepis Man
Ladies and Gentlemen, I'd like to take you on a journey. A journey where pants are optional, and my friend Bepis Man is the tour guide...
The Borderlands Conundrum
The announcement of Borderlands 3 and the details that were revealed about it left me feeling pretty indifferent about it...
Who is Stadia For?
Recently, Google went ahead and unveiled their new gaming initiative in the form of a streaming platform called Stadia. Stadia aims to deliver high quality, low latency gaming experiences to various smart devices including televisions and smartphones. It all sounds very impressive to say the least, but I still have many questions about the specifics … Continue reading Who is Stadia For?
Animal Crossing is Still Incredible
Every morning I pack my bag with a water bottle, maybe a lunch, a charger, and my Nintendo Switch. However, lately I've been bringing another, older hunk of plastic with me that has two screens and doesn't fold...
The 2019 Reset
As you can probably tell, things look a little different around here...
Inspiration vs. Plagiarism
In the wake of the Filip Miucin saga that's unfolded over the past few weeks, I've found myself thinking about the broader implications of what he's done and the effect it has on everyone in and around the games coverage industry.
The Space Billionaire of No Man’s Sky
Beset by barren planets, space cops, and hostile environments, I was just about ready to accept that No Man's Sky was just not the game for me. That was until I met The Space Billionaire.
Coming Clean: I Will Never Play These Games
I've been living a lie for a very long time now. I've deluded myself and maintained these misguided beliefs for too long, and it's high time I came clean and admitted the truth to myself. There are games I will never play, that I own and have installed right now. For months and in some cases years, I've had these games ready to go at a moment's notice. Now it's time to let go, uninstall them and let them live on eternally as painful memories of money I once had.
I Finally ‘Get’ The Witcher 3
Nearly thirty hours later, I think I can safely say that I am really enjoying my time with it... mostly.
