With X-Men: Apocalypse headed to theaters later this month to continue the most prolific franchise in superhero cinema, now seems to be a good time to look back at the history of the X-Men heroes in gaming.
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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); I love video games. If I didn't, I'd be one miserable man writing these articles thrice a month, wouldn't I? But another love of mine, every bit as deep, is a love for horror
google_ad_client = "ca-pub-6563195076446638"; google_ad_slot = "8184578109"; google_ad_width = 320; google_ad_height = 100; It has been thirty years since the game in the
The games we remember from the golden era fall into two categories: the classic, undeniably great ones
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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Certain games are famous not only because they are memorable, but because they defy the player to conquer them. They stare back at you while the continue screen counts down
In my early twenties, I dabbled in boxing for about a year. I never fought any official bouts, but I did some training and fought a few practice fights. Since I’m 5’9” and have short arms, I got my ass handed to me.
Every video gamer is familiar with the concept of RPGs. They don’t usually play like a normal video game; they require time, patience, thought, and commitment, because you don’t play them in one sitting. You play them over weeks, over months, sometimes longer.
Once every century, a hoary old castle seems to arise from nowhere. In its shadow come devastation and wickedness. It is the eternal home of the most terrifying fiend ever to wear a cape, the Prince of Darkness himself… Dracula.It'll take one pissed-off
To kick off this month’s series of game reviews, we’re headed back the NES to look at one of my personal favorites. It’s a game I consider to be underrated, and it stars one of horror’s contemporary icons… Freddy Krueger.Released in October 1990,
When I was a little kid, I watched a lot of TV that was old. A lot of syndicated shows from the 1950s, 60s, onward. Nick at Nite, local stations, and The Family Channel all showed great TV from back then. Since I