Appetizers: HundredsAppetizers: Hundreds
My favorite games on the iOS App Store continue the trend that Nintendo’s Wii started in 2006; they utilize simplistic, natural controls to create engaging experiences that almost everyone can
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My Game of the Year: Tokyo JungleMy Game of the Year: Tokyo Jungle
I wanted to be writing about Persona 4 Golden, but my conscious wouldn’t allow it. Giving 2012 Game of the Year to a 2008 game that was simply rereleased is
The Dice Don’t LieThe Dice Don’t Lie
Here at Press X or Die, we tend to focus on the video part of the gaming hobby- those which you can actually press X during, if you will.
Review: TheathrhythmReview: Theathrhythm
Of all gaming’s great franchises, few have the proud musical history of Final Fantasy. Masters like Nobuo Uematsu and Hitoshi Sakimoto, among others, have graced it with their talents, creating
Review: McPixelReview: McPixel
The cardinal sin of adventure games is the “MacGyver”, where players are forced to piece together two unrelated objects to solve a problem. While making gamers think outside the box
Review: Gravity RushReview: Gravity Rush
It’s happened again, hasn’t it? Another system, freshly released and dying for good software, has an interesting looking new IP, and everyone decides that it must be that system’s “Killer
To Hell with the BacklogTo Hell with the Backlog
I pressed the eject button on my PS3, and pulled out the disk contained within. BlazBlue: Continuum Shift. Its presence in my PS3 had been constant for weeks- despite the
Exactly as PlannedExactly as Planned
You’ve walked a thousand miles, slain a million foes, and finally, the world is safe. It’s okay to lay down your sword, because justice has been served, and evil has
Review: SkullgirlsReview: Skullgirls
Let’s cut the suspense- Skullgirls is a letdown. It’s a project of big dreams, and it would be a hell of an understatement to say that it didn’t quite reach
How Fighting Games FailHow Fighting Games Fail
Is there anything like the rush of a really good fight? Whether in an arcade or in your living room, playing Street Fighter or Tekken, there’s something at the core