Tag: video games
Frictional Games Announces Amnesia: Rebirth
Connor McGee | Mar 19, 2020 | 0
After almost five years since their last release, Frictional Games have finally announced their new game, Amnesia: Rebirth. With this surprise announcement also comes a trailer. The trailer starts by panning from what seems to be a train car that has crashed, with multiple flashes of gameplay eleme...
Read MoreREVIEW: Sonic the Hedgehog (2020)
andrewrodriguez | Feb 14, 2020 | 4
Video game movie adaptations have been something of a running joke for some time now. The majority of them are incredibly underwhelming or miss the mark so spectacularly that they’re joked about years later, even by the cast and crew (I’m looking at you, Doom). And while some of them, such as th...
Read MoreFrictional Games Teases New Game in Development
Connor McGee | Jan 27, 2020 | 0
After a long period of radio silence with fans, game developer Frictional Games has finally teased their next project while also updating their website to look modern and more inviting. However, things get interesting when you hover over their “Games” tab and click on “Next Frictio...
Read MoreREVIEW: Witcher – Season 1
The Sean Daniel Company has been known to take on several book-to-screen adaptations, most notably being one of the original production companies behind The Expanse. This was a big concern with me when it came to The Witcher, as, while I love the Expanse books, I eventually turned off the show, the ...
Read MoreThe Nintendo Switch Lite
andrewrodriguez | Dec 10, 2019 | 0
Nintendo’s Switch console is a little over two years old now. It continues to be a hot item in stores, so one might question the manufacturer’s decision to release a dedicated handheld version of their hybrid system. After all, one of the Switch’s accolades and more significant initial selling...
Read MoreREVIEW: Pokémon Sword and Shield
andrewrodriguez | Nov 26, 2019 | 10
How is it that a single development team manages to keep the hits coming with virtually every single release? Pokémon has had its good seasons and “bad” seasons, but even those who have sold less than others are still massively successful on a global scale. Coming to meet controversy head-on af...
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