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Hail to the (Commander in) Chief Know what? There are a surprising number of video games out there where you run into the President of the United States. Sometimes theyre totally fictional constructs of that world (I’m looking at you, Hideo Kojima) and sometimes theyre the real deal. And then …

Nine years ago this month, the sports genre was dealt a blow from which it has yet to recover. On January 24, 2005, Take-Two signed an exclusivity deal that prevented all other third-party publishers from making games based on the Major League Baseball license. The timing gave it an air …

Don’t believe the hype, as rapper Flava Flav once cautioned America. In this case, the “hype” I’m referring to is any rumor and/or leak about the next console coming from Nintendo. Everyone in the gaming press is aware of Nintendo’s current unprofitability, thanks to poor sales of the Wii U. …

Sports games are a crowded market It’s pretty inconsiderate of people, really, to flock to sports events and the like in such voluminous numbers. As a result, poor video game developers have had to spend the past two decades trying to do crowds right. One person on-screen? Easy. Ten people? …

You just had a super long day, man… and it was a bad day, too. You woke up and your goldfish was dead. You forgot to study for a test and failed it miserably. And to top it all off your car had a flat tire. You pop in your …

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The first thing that pops into my head when I hear someone mention Game of Thrones: DUUUN duun, da da DAAAA dun, dA Da dunnnnnnnnn. And then second: Damn the entire A Song of Ice and Fire saga and its unyielding chokehold on my attention. For me, few other novels–or …

There’s a good chance you’ve already heard the news: industry vet John Carmack, one of the founders of id Software, is stepping back from the company he created to work as Chief Technical Officer for the Oculus Rift. Though he spent the last few months with a foot in both …

Hawoooo, werewolves of gaming Werewolves are scary as hell. One minute your friend Steve is sitting on a couch watching TV, the next he’s losing control, growing claws, and mauling your face off. In other words, he’s a typical video game character–ready to turn into a primal monster at the …

Ubisoft is done with online passes. The publisher announced in a post on the UbiBlog today that Assassin’s Creed 4: Black Flag will be the last game to implement the publisher’s system of discouraging and monetizing used game sales, Uplay Passport. Furthermore, all Black Flag owners–whether they purchased new or …