Nostalgia
Important Importables: All about Hyperdimension Neptunia
Hey everyone. Sorry for the massive Important Importable delays, as some tragic Lada family happenings this month meant I had to prioritize real life over virtual ones. Even so, today’s informational organization of Hyperdimension Neptunia will be more trunicated than usual. I’m still going to go over every Hyperdimension Neptunia game, both immediately available and more »
Ender’s Game and the problem of media adaptation
After the premiere of Ender’s Game‘s first trailer, I began to worry about something. Regardless of how promising it looks, they all run into the same problem. It’s the problem of the interpretation. It is also part of the reason why I’m wary of the film adaptation. I love the book, due to its interesting portrayal of more »
7 Grand Steps: Examining the Bob family tree
So, I’ve been playing the beta of 7 Grand Steps. The best way I can describe it is as a family simulation, where players must guide their family through the various ages in the hopes of not only surviving, but finding happiness and success. Previously, I had written about the first four generations of the more »
Important Importables: Looking back at 10 weird DS games
Okay, I know you’re expecting Hyperdimension Neptunia in this week’s Important Importables, but there’s a bit of a delay. It’s for a good reason. It looks like Nintendo is retiring the DS, so I decided it’d be better to salute the system this week by looking at 10 weird DS games from Japan. Also, my more »
GamerTell Talks: The life and times of Pablo Stacio
Last week, we announced the beginning of a new column called GamerTell Talks. We want people to share their video game experiences and get passionate about their past-time. Which brings us to our first installment. Anthony Geraci is here to tell us about the life and times of Pablo Stacio. So I’d like to share more »
Get ready for GamerTell Talks!
Hey everyone! GamerTell is going to start a new weekly feature. It’s called GamerTell Talks. Each week, we’re going to ask one of you, our readers, to share a favorite gaming memory with the rest of us. We’re all gamers here. We love our consoles, handhelds, smartphones and mobile devices. It’s only right that we more »
Let’s play Jurassic Heart and earn some T-Rex loving
The best, new April 2013 release has arrived. Jurassic Heart is the game everyone has to play. Don’t think about it. Don’t debate it. Just head over to the creators Hima and Piti’s Jurassic Heart website and either play the game in your browser or download it for later, because you have to play this more »
Opinion: RIP Roger Ebert. You taught us well.
A giant in the journalism and entertainment criticism died recently. On April 4, Roger Ebert died. Now, you’re probably wondering why this might tie to gaming, especially since he has had some less than favorable opinions regarding games. But even with the opinions that he brought up, we have admit something. He has been part more »
EA to sell SimCity “offline” DLC for $29.99
2013 has only just begun, but we’ve already seen multiple video game meltdowns. The SimCity fiasco, as it’s now known, resulted in millions of disillusioned players unable to play their game for days after launch due to the “always online” mandate. It drove people to the internet to voice their displeasure, while EA claimed the more »
Activision can’t wait for people to play Call of Duty: Warcraft
Activision made an announcement today that is poised to rock the gaming world. It is going to revolutionize MMOs and outdo all other gaming mashups with Call of Duty: Warcraft. It has been revealed that, for the last six months, Treyarch and Blizzard have been secretly working together on a game the elements of two more »



























