Grand Theft Auto V: A very confused beast
GTA V: a record-breaking, best-selling, billion-dollar-making enfant terrible; a game that garnered universal adulation from the specialist press; and a behemoth set to step back into the ring with a soon-released, rezzed-up remastering.
Violence doesn’t have to be the answer
The relationship between violence and videogames is one that has almost always been up for debate, and this is unlikely to change anytime soon.
This is not a pipe / Realism is not real
To paraphrase a Mr. W. Wonka, videogames can be a world of pure imagination.
A New Frontier for Red Dead
At E3 Rockstar Games announced a next-generation edition of Grand Theft Auto 5.
Spec Ops: The Line and the Future of Shooters
This year’s E3 marked a dramatic shift, albeit one that was not immediately noticeable.
The Big Video game Problem
Recently, the editor of Eurogamer, Tom Bramwell, posted a couple of opinion pieces primarily focused upon sexism in games.
What happened to the modern military shooter?
After the release of Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare there was a shift in the type of shooters that helped to define the last console generation.
Nintendo’s Overlooked Online Innovations
For the last 10 years the narrative has been that Nintendo ‘doesn’t get’ online.