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Who's Behind 'Ghostbusters: Spirits Unleashed'?
Who ya gonna call? It’s been over 30 years since we first heard that iconic phrase in pop culture, and, from year to year, the answer has remained the same. Ghostbusters may have been an 80s film, it’s popularity bleeding into the early 90s thanks to Saturday morning cartoons, but it’s impossible to deny the staying power of the boys in gray. Especially as we’re on the cusp of a reemergence of the franchise, launched by a recent sequel that helped reboot the series and an upcoming video game release that pulls from the ongoing canonical universe.
By Mark LoProto2 years ago in Gamers
The Self and Psychology in Videogames and NFTs
Even in what we refer to as IRL (in real life), we may not fully comprehend the intricacy of our own selves and identities. We do, however, express our self by extending it to our belongings. Clothing, hobbies, furnishings, and photographs all contribute to our sense of self-identity and help us keep track of it.
By Asterion Avocado2 years ago in Gamers
Elden Rings: The Perfect Open World Souls Game
Elden Rings is Dark Souls but on steroids. Everything about this game is much smoother and visually stunning. After seeing the release trailer of Elden Rings months ago, I instantly knew this game would be a hit. Not only did FromSoftware introduce a gorgeous new open-world, but they also added a new arsenal of abilities and skills.
By Davlin Knight2 years ago in Gamers
Game-Based Movies Need To Stop
To this day, I have yet to find a game-based movie that has done an amazing job adapting a game to a movie. I think it is fair to say that it is nearly impossible to cram 10 to 12 hours of gameplay or an entire series into a 90-minute movie. But movies will continue to try to do so.
By Davlin Knight2 years ago in Gamers
The Untouchable
She moved silently through the shadows of the city, unseen by all. Her breath was ragged beneath her stained, green cloak, and the burden over her shoulder strained her muscles. It wasn't the largest she'd carried on her duties, but it had been some time since she'd had to take one this large on her own. Finally she came to the blue lantern atop the low bridge... the one that marked the Blackwater Crossing.
By Neal Litherland3 years ago in Gamers
Why NFTs are Bad for Video Games
This article contains a lot of prelude, like an appetizer to the main course. I wouldn't recommend skipping ahead to the entrée, as the first section gives background as to why I think NFTs are bad for gaming. If you do decide to skip ahead, merely scroll down to the "NFTs: What Are They?" section. But first:
By Chris Heller3 years ago in Gamers
How John Madden Became the Gaming Industry's "Larger-Than-Life" Face
Trip Hawkins met John Madden in the dining compartment of an Amtrak train going from Denver to Oakland, Calif., in 1984, after Madden agreed to give his name and football prowess to a video game. Madden, the famed coach and announcer, made it apparent right away who would be in charge.
By Grecu Daniel Cristian3 years ago in Gamers
My Suggestions for PokemonGo 2.0
A year ago I was reintroduced to Pokemon Go by my now ex, while our relationship did not last until the end of 2021 my appreciation for Go did. In January I posted a list of suggestions I had accumulated for the game up until that point.
By Steve Brewer3 years ago in Gamers