This article was originally published January 2018. The following article contains spoilers for Genital Jousting’s story mode. Most people know Genital Jousting as a slightly silly multiplayer party game which has been doing the rounds at gaming conventions and on Steam Early Access over the past few years. […]
This Article Was Originally Published February 2019. I’ve never been particularly good at shooters, whether first- or third-person. But I am persistent, and this is why I love the battle royale concept: a huge number of players dropped into the same game at once, with only one victor? […]
This Article Was Originally Published in May 2019. Over the course of the past six months, I’ve played around 400 hours of a single Pokémon game, working towards a special goal. No, I’ve not been playing Ultra Sun & Moon trying to build a competitive team for the […]
This article was originally published October 2018. I love music rhythm games, but Wandersong has a bit of a learning curve. It’s an imprecise, unstructured game about music and, while it has some rhythm cues as part of its structure, it’s much more about music as a connecting […]
If you’ve ever been interested in building a competitive level Pokémon team, and decided to go online and research what sort of work would be involved, your first experience was likely a little bit daunting. While the Pokémon video games have always been pretty accessible at an entry […]
Halflings seek revenge in the ruins of the mall. Gentleman Bramwell rampages through a movie theater. Khorton shatters the food court. Lola Beans calls on Mortimer. Vindrass kicks the back door of a game store.
In this episode: Mario 3D All-Stars Super Mario Bros 2 The Weather Aggretsuko and more.
https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/dyzbmw/avengers-shows-how-subtitles-are-more-complicated-than-just-text This week, I spoke to Vice’s Waypoint about Marvel’s Avengers, and their implementation of non verbal subtitles.
In Marvel’s Avengers, there are a few scenes where non verbal subtext is made explicit in the game’s subtitles. While not for everyone, i found these moments incredibly helpful, and would love to see more of them.
Mystery abounds in this, the 300th episode of Podquisition, as the gang looks back on the best of the last six years of gaming.
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