Kevin’s Music Reviews – Crystal Castles
Alice Glass knows how to effing party. In almost all of her photos, she’s seen with a cig disheveled between her fingers, her eye frequently dazed in the middle of...
Think Pink Week!
Think Pink Week (In Honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month) October 1, 2014 is the start of Breast Cancer Awareness Month! In honor of this occasion, the 2014 Making Strides...
Retro Monday – “Enter the Matrix”
Comment water test... With the now full closing down of PlayStation Home which was revealed this week, I can say that I think that the bubble of virtual world games/simulations/lives...
Barton’s Movie Reviews – THE EQUALIZER
The Equalizer sees Denzel Washington team up with director Antoine Fuqua once again to bring a film version of the popular 80s television show starring Edward Woodward to the big screen. ...
Thoughts from the Cyberverse: Will TUG survive a Nerd Kingdom downsize?
Following the disastrous fall of developer Winterkewl Games and consequently the game Yogventures, gamer team Yogscast decided to put all their effort into backing a similar game, TUG. TUG developer...
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AtomP Preview: The Long Dark [Hinterland]
Today I’m back in my comfort zone with The Long Dark. The Long Dark is an immersive survival game set in the harsh frozen north. This first came to my...
Behind the Scenes ~ A success story of Zooby’s with Carrie Tatsu
Zooby's, an established name in a virtual world called Second Life. A virtual project that made it big. It is said that babies make a family complete. Zooby's babies are...
Nintendio Turns 125!
Today, or yesterday depending on what time zone you're in, is the birthday of the Nintendo company. So it would be more of a founding day then a birthday. On...
“Blackbay Asylum” Review
“Blackbay Asylum” TAD Productions AB I was given this game to review because most people thought that I as going to hate it. Mostly because there was an expectation that...