Classic Games
Goldeneye, Ocarina of Time and the Greatest N64 Games
Jared Feldman: Good day and thanks for reading the Entertainment Bureau’s latest chat wrap installment. I’m here with Jay Sage and we’re going to have a furious debate about video games. Specifically we will be arguing about the best video games produced for the Nintendo 64. A now antiquated console, it was the the first [...]
Diablo III Is Solid, But Isn’t Without Its Flaws
It’s been over ten years since the last release of Blizzard Entertainment’s Diablo franchise. Diablo III was released on Tuesday, May 15th to much fanfare and anticipation. It was the most pre-ordered computer game in Amazon and Blizzard Entertainment history. While the sales have been strong, the game play leaves something to be desired. Its [...]
Mario and The Greatest Video Game Franchises
Jared Feldman: Good day to all readers on the interwebs. This is the Entertainment Bureau’s chat wrap. I’m joined by my cohort Jay Sage, and I’m Jared Feldman. Today we are delving back into our bright and fuzzy childhoods to talk about some of the best video game franchises of yesteryear. Jay Sage: We both [...]
Sonic Generations Is Best Since The Genesis
Sonic has not had the most successful career. His Genesis games were very well-made, fun platformers, that are still loved by gamers to this day. However, when the Dreamcast came along, Sonic’s jump to 3D wasn’t quite as successful as some other major franchises. While I enjoyed Sonic Adventure 1 and still love Sonic Adventure [...]
Deus Ex:Human Revolution, A Fitting Follow Up
Released in 2000, the original Deus Ex is still considered by many to be one of the best video games of all time. A so called “thinking man’s” shooter, it combined an interesting, well told story, open ended gameplay, rpg elements, and a variety of solutions to every problem to provide a completely unique gaming [...]
