Immersion Therapy Stack of Shame: Never Finished

Immersion Therapy Stack of Shame: Never Finished

Tweet I review books as well as video games. A book takes me about 5 hours, maybe less, to play through it. I don’t ever get stuck in a particularly tough boss chapter section where either my skills or the book’s design prevent me from moving forward. I watch movies, too. I can imagine that...

Immersion Therapy Stack of Shame: Easy Mode

Immersion Therapy Stack of Shame: Easy Mode

Tweet This week, I was planning on playing my copy of Resistance 2: Fall of Man. But then, as part of the gaming hype machine, I saw the Catwoman trailer for the new Arkham City game. I suddenly felt like playing Arkham Asylum. Am I that easily influenced? Yeah, I guess I am. However, in my defense, Arkham...

Immersion Therapy Stack of Shame: Tempted

Immersion Therapy Stack of Shame: Tempted

Tweet UPDATE: I just got an email from MadCatz, offering a replacement dongle, in response to an email I sent them last week. Great job, MC! This week, I spent too much time NOT playing games. Honest, I tried. Last week, I spent some time with Enslaved and found it to be not as bad as I thought when I had...

Immersion Therapy Stack of Shame: Enslaved

Immersion Therapy Stack of Shame: Enslaved

Tweet Enslaved: Odyssey to the West – a game that was hyped, then panned, by a majority of the sites I frequent. This is a game I actually bought, which may sound odd, but as a game reviewer, I get many of my games for review sent to my by the publishers themselves. This can lead to a bit of...

Immersion Therapy: Stack of Shame

Immersion Therapy: Stack of Shame

Tweet I have too many damn games. I also just bought a house and am slowly turning it into a home. Part of that transformation lies in setting up the consoles. Part of setting up the consoles is connecting them to the TV, putting the controllers next to the consoles, and, of course, putting the games in a...

Videogames Changed My View Of The World.

Videogames Changed My View Of The World.

Tweet It’s not an argument for or against the “Games as Art” thing. Think of it more like how after you watched Super Mario Brothers: The Movie, you never looked at those plumbers quite the same way. Ever since people started to imagine pretty much anything, those that read or heard...

Looking to the Future: The MIT GAMBIT Lab

Looking to the Future: The MIT GAMBIT Lab

Tweet Boston is no doubt a true metropolitan city; the historic architecture and contemporary skyscrapers provide the backdrop for some of the most influential and high caliber video game development studios in the nation.  Boston’s Irrational Games has been a city staple since 1997 with the now defunct...

Editorial | The Retail Failure of GTA: Chinatown Wars

Editorial | The Retail Failure of GTA: Chinatown Wars

Tweet (This article republished with permission from our kick-ass sister site, The Portable Gamer.) Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars was meant to be a massive hit. It goes back (somewhat) to the old days of Grand Theft Auto, having a top-down view (albeit isometric rather than true top-down) rather than a...

Come Hell or Power Outage: House Guest Edition

Come Hell or Power Outage: House Guest Edition

Tweet Hello evil, evil world fans! What a week it’s been here on GrE. For fear of stepping out of line, I want to affirm that there have been some operational changes, but we’re committed to keeping things running as smoothly as possible! With that in mind, dig in with me as I go through a...

Thoughts of A Random Gamer

Thoughts of A Random Gamer

Tweet Many of you may have heard of aRandomGamer.com, and I’d be lying if I didn’t say that some of the best original content comes from their writers. That’s why we’ve been keeping our Evil eye on all of the great work coming from their direction, and GamesAreEvil co-Evil Editor in...

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