Trevor | February 3

Bayonetta might be the guiltiest of guilty pleasures, but I’ll be damned if it isn’t a great one.

Trevor | January 28

A continued first-person look at Spec Ops: The Line. The hunt for a Joseph Conrad metaphor remains buried in Dubai, and we march forward to uncover it.

Trevor | January 27

With its endearing wit and dark sense of humor, The Cave has won me over for Game of the Week (albeit with a modicum of tedium thrown into the mix).

Alan | January 27

We continue our look at the cartography of the Final Fantasy franchise by looking at the 1991 and 1994 SNES releases.

Alan | January 26

The artistic craft in Ni no Kuni is apparent, helping it deliver a beautiful and charming JRPG experience.

Trevor | January 25

A first person narrative of my experiences while playing Spec Ops: The Line, a game that made me contemplate morality, heroism, and the very nature of video games as a medium for a story.

Alan | January 24

We take a look back at the cartography of the Final Fantasy franchise, beginning with the 1987 NES release.

Alan | January 21

Do you hate animals? Do you love hunting? Do you love hunting the animals you hate? If so, Cabela's Dangerous Hunts 2011 is for you!

Trevor | January 20

On January 15th Siren was re-released on PlayStation Network. Seeing as how I can see my original PS2 copy from where I write this, I hereby choose it as my official Game of the Week!

Alan | January 19

Super Hexagon is out for Android devices this week, and it's... not an easy game.

Alan | January 12

Video games. Video games? Video games! Video games?!