fact or fiction
Is it fact or merely fiction? Fact or Fiction explores the myths and beliefs we hold about the gaming universe and its virtual inhabitants.
Little Black Book
I was walking home from work one evening; I came across something that looked like someone had lost their wallet. It didn't take me long to realize later that it was a little black book. I seriously wanted to return the little black book back to the owner, but I had no successful luck for weeks.
By Theresa Evans3 years ago in Gamers
There Is Reportedly A 'Star Wars: Knights Of The Old Republic' In Development, But It Isn't From EA Or Bioware. Top Story - January 2021.
When it comes to Star Wars video games, one that many fans want to see have a resurgence, whether it be in the form of a video game remake or an adaptation for film or television, is 2003's Knights of the Old Republic. Taking place nearly 4,000 years before the films, this game spawned a sequel video game, an MMORPG franchise, a comic series, and some novels. The names of some of the game's characters, especially the Sith, have become staples of Star Wars lore conversations. The game was so well received that some of those who played it express that they want to see some sort of return to it in our modern era, perhaps even a remake that would be considered canon instead of Legends. Some bits of the lore have even made their way into the animated series Star Wars Rebels and the visual dictionary for Star Wars: Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker.
By Culture Slate3 years ago in Gamers
Male Toxicity in Video Games
Video games - and gamers in general - often receive a bad reputation that is largely unwarranted. As being violent - easily counterracted with such games as Thief, which espouses a non-violent approach, or Mario Kart, or Final Fantasy, which is often characterized with more video than actual game play these days .
By Allison Costa3 years ago in Gamers
Are videogames easier now or did we just grow up?
I have been an avid gamer since I can even remember. My first game was Sonic the Hedgehog 2, played through an emulator on my father's old computer. It was 1998 and I was 5-years-old, at that time, I was only there because of how good it looked to me. All the colours, the sparkles and how fast you could go. I didn't care for the rings or how many times I could beat Eggman's evil creations.
By Priscila M.P4 years ago in Gamers