Julius Jamarque 
Here are your tax dollars hard at work. The FBI has made a video game called “slippery slope” to teach kids about the dangers of violent extremism. It almost makes us miss the days when they used to claim that video games caused violence, because their attempt to use video games to prevent violence is … Read more
Music has always been an integral part of the video game world. Whether it was a particular theme that was triggered when you stepped into the overworld for the first time or a song that played during an emotional cutscene, every gamer has those songs which they will never forget. These are the soundtracks that … Read more
Justin Kan, who originally put the Justin in Justin.tv before creating Twitch and selling the site to Amazon for nearly a billion dollars, is living the life that most people can only dream of, but he didn’t get there without years of hard work and creativity. Kan graduated from Yale in 2005 with degrees in physics … Read more
With each new generation of consoles, gamers always expect nicer looking graphics, but more powerful consoles allow devs to create a lot more than just prettier looking games. Ultimately, it’s up to the artists working on games to create more detailed looking worlds to push the graphics power to the limit, but more processing power … Read more
Brace yourselves for one of the most ridiculous and frustrating stories about the Playstation 4 that you’ll ever hear. Seriously, you’re about to witness one man’s descent into absolute paranoia and insanity, so sit back and enjoy. Here’s the tale of a user from the Playstation Forums named JediRabbit, who has amassed nearly 2000 posts and … Read more
One of the most noteworthy aesthetics in The Last Of Us is seeing greenery reclaim a cityscape. This Grand Theft Auto 5 mod, called “After Us”, creates a scene where you’re able to explore a re-imagined version of Los Santos that’s essentially what it would look like if it were tossed into The Last Of Us … Read more
Can a video game, for all it teaches us about strategy, storytelling and using our thumbs, teach us about human relationships? Is it possible for the video game to not only cover interesting topics like history, politics and fantasy, but also prompt a player to reflect on his or her personal capacity for creativity, communication, … Read more