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Another E3 has come and gone. Going into it with little to no expectations this year, Jason found himself pleasantly surprised.
Read More »E3 2017: Jason’s Top 10 Games of Show
E3 2017: The EA Play Recap With Plenty of Star Wars, Need for Speed and More
We already knew what EA’s press conference was going to be about. And I mean a lot of Star Wars: Battlefront II. They didn’t disappoint.
Read More »The BG Game of the Month for May, 2017 is Injustice 2
NetherRealm’s DC Comics fighting game returned last month. And it snatched the first ever BG Game of the Month vote from some solid competition.
Read More »Digimon Adventure Tri Reunion: Follow-up Interview with Voice Actor Joshua Seth
Note to Readers: You can catch the previous interview with Joshua HERE Digimon Adventure Tri Reunion warmly welcomes back Joshua Seth into his role as Tai Kamiya, after retiring from voice acting in 2006.
Read More »Making a Difference with TableTop Gaming: An Interview with Geeks4Good’s Leah Caddigan and Miles Duffield
Tabletop games have been a popular pastime for generations, and most of us have heard of Dungeons and Dragons. With the advances in technology, gaming has evolved in a way in which people can have more powerful and meaningful experiences.
Read More »2DS Still Alive, ‘New’ XL Unit Hits in July
Nintendo has confirmed that there will be a New Nintendo 2DS XL on its way in the coming months. It will cost $200 AU (approximately $149.99 USD) and will be coming first in Australia and New Zealand on June 15. The US will be getting it on July 28th. …
Read More »Nintendo doubles down on 3DS support in face of Switch
Do you love your 3DS and hope that the Switch doesn’t mean its death? Well then you might be pretty happy with Nintendo’s latest statement.
Read More »Thoughts on Resident Evil 4 after playing it for the First Time 15 years later
To start this thing off let’s take it back to when I first got Resident Evil 4 in 2016.
Read More »Brutal Gamer Awards 2016 part 1: We pick our ‘Genre Bests’
The 2016 Brutal Gamer Awards are go. Part 1 is here today, with our picks for the best of the individual genres for 2016.
Read More »Jason’s musings on Nintendo’s Switch
With Nintendo’s full disclosure of what we can expect from the Switch launch, I have some thoughts on the good, the bad, and the WTF.
Read More »BG’s reaction to the Nintendo Switch, and wishes for the future
Nintendo has a brand new console on the way with the Nintendo Switch. And of course, we’ve got a wish list of what we hope to see.
Read More »An Astro-Affair: Interview With Dan Fisher of Astro-Miners
I had the pleasure of having a virtual sit-down with Dan Fisher, the creative brain behind Astro-Miners, to talk about his experience in game development with the ROM and what it was like to make the game. *NOTE* This interview has been edited for brevity and clarity. Dan Spiler, BrutalGamer.com: …
Read More »Just how ‘in trouble’ is VR?
You probably know already, but after a fairly hot start VR headset sales have stalled. Might this mean that virtual reality is already starting to bottom out, or can Sony stage a comeback?
Read More »What to expect from Sony’s PlayStation event
Console life spans are getting smaller and smaller. Microsoft has already released the Xbox One S with 4K abilities and finally a built-in battery. Nintendo NX hype train is still running but it hasn’t been officially been announced a stop. Then there’s Sony. It’s about the Hardware Sony has been …
Read More »Her Life, Career, and Luna: An Interview with Voice Actress Jill Frappier
“My name is Luna and I have been searching for you for a very long time. You are the chosen one and I have been sent here to guide you on the path to your ultimate destiny.” Luna helps Sailor Moon realize that she has the courage and strength within herself …
Read More »Politics: A Video Game History
Given the current political situations developing in the UK, the ever intensifying US presidential election campaigns, and politics across the world, now seems like an ideal time to delve into the history of political video games. While naturally, it would be difficult to include every political game here, this article …
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