Dustin Murphy
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A video games journalist and Content Creator. He has been featured on sites such as AppTrigger and MoviePilot. He's the president and editor-in-chief of the independent news publisher Blast Away the Game Review.
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False Truth, Patriotism, And Honor: 'Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus' Depicts The America That Almost Was
It's 1961. As I walk down the street I can hear soft laughter as two German officers pass by. It's been nearly 13 years since Hitler's forces won. This society is much different than the one we now know. I've seen those who were once proud American patriots now walk the streets in fear alongside German officers and their mechanical beasts.
By Dustin Murphy6 years ago in Gamers
From 'The Last of Us Part II' to The War on Kratos, This Is What We Want to See from Sony at E3 2017
The Electronic Entertainment Expo, otherwise known as E3, is always an exciting time of year. As we begin to count down to the event's June kickoff, many gamers will huddle around their phones, their tablets, their computers, their TVs, and even the local game store in order to get their hands on the pre-orders that become available as they're announced.
By Dustin Murphy6 years ago in Gamers
Yo-Kai Watch 2: Fleshy Souls vs Pokémon, Which is Best for You?
For just at twenty years I have sat on many couches diligently paying close attention to my Pokémon. For all those years I grew up tending to my little creatures, training them as much as I could to ensure my teams were the very best. I've probably played several hundred hours of each game and each new Pokédex.
By Dustin Murphy6 years ago in Gamers
'Red Dead Redemption 2' Already Sold Out for PS4. Here's Where to Get Your Preorder
When it comes to a Rockstar, fans know the company's games are worth their weight in gold, which means we're ready to scurry to every corner of the Earth to get our hands on them. One of those places just to happens to be a certain online superstore by the name of Amazon. Late last year the hype began to build for Red Dead Redemption 2 when teaser images began to surface, with the game's release touted for fall 2017.
By Dustin Murphy6 years ago in Gamers
'Overwatch' Pro Ends His Esports Career Thanks to Racist Outburst. Is This the New Normal?
If you've ever played the famed Blizzard online game #Overwatch, there's no doubt that you've encountered some major jerks. It's a multiplayer FPS that is still in its infancy compared to other esports titles, but like any game that's gaining in popularity, it has an issue with toxic players in competitive matches. In other words, those who delve into the world of competitive play may end up getting grouped with people who think it's acceptable to behave like vile brats.
By Dustin Murphy6 years ago in Gamers
On The Road To 'Dusk': An Interview With Video Game Composer Andrew Hulshult
For video games, TV shows, and movies, soundtracks function as the ultimate concept album in charge of bringing the whole piece together. Music conveys the atmosphere and emotions players should be experiencing as we explore the worlds that are put before us.
By Dustin Murphy6 years ago in Gamers
Is The Amazon Release Date Of 'Mass Effect: Andromeda' A Leak, A Rumor — Or Is It The Real Deal?
The latest Mass Effect adventure will take us to stars we'd only dream of, to places we'd only imagine, and an accidental Mass Effect: Andromeda art book listing on Amazon may have just leaked Andromeda's 2017 release date.
By Dustin Murphy6 years ago in Gamers
Here's How the 'Star Wars: Battlefront II' Season Pass Controversy Could Be Resolved
After the official reveal of the Star Wars: Battlefront II reboot, there's no doubt that fans are shaking their heads in mass confusion. All of this started when EA DICE creative director Bernd Diemer told Mashable that #Battlefront2 wouldn't have a season pass for premium DLC. However, it was quickly redacted when EA's PR department decided to step in and metaphorically tape DICE's mouth shut.
By Dustin Murphy6 years ago in Gamers
'Yo-Kai Watch 2: Fleshy Souls' Is The Poké-Style Game For All Ages
When it comes to hunting down creatures, befriending them and training them, it's a known fact that Pokémon dominates in this field. But Level-5's Yo-Kai Watch has been silently sneaking up on the masses. Continuing the tradition Pokémon spearheaded on Nintendo devices, Level-5 comes swooping in with a charming, enjoyable, and rather fun series that draws players in with its unique approach to this style of gameplay.
By Dustin Murphy6 years ago in Gamers
Microsoft Has Made A Custom Xbox One To Commemorate The Late Paul Walker
In the world we live in there are few movie franchises that have captivated fans around the world. One of those just happens to be The Fast and the Furious, helmed by actor and producer Vin Diesel. In November of 2013, fans around the world felt their collective hearts break when the news first broke that Paul Walker had passed away in a car-related accident.
By Dustin Murphy6 years ago in Geeks
Done With 'Persona 5'? Here's 5 Games to Feed the Persona Within You
Much like any great RPG should, Persona 5 took the world by storm, impressing critics and fans alike with its intricate storyline and style. It was a game that forced players to pace themselves, to pay attention to the details, and even work on their friendships. What if, however, you beat the game and your #RPG appetite was left unsated? You have a hankering for more and you need it now.
By Dustin Murphy6 years ago in Gamers
Hot on the Heels of Destiny: Rise of the Iron, Destiny 2 is Headed to PC
When thinking of the future of Destiny, it's hard to imagine where the series might go, what content we might see, and where we will find ourselves in the upcoming year. Many of us can imagine ourselves standing at the tower looking over the city, watching the denizens down below watching Guardians take flight in order to protect them, and to provide them with safety from unknown threats. In turn, many of us can also imagine a world where that safe haven has become compromised. A place where the Traveler has once more awakened in order to protect those people from "The Darkness".
By Dustin Murphy6 years ago in Gamers