Ghosts of Games Past: Pokémon Red and Blue
Welcome to ‘Ghosts of Games Past’, friends! Once a week, we’ll dive into the deep, dark void of our video game libraries and review a game from the past. [...]
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SDCC 2018: TRIUMPH AS ONE!
From the studio behind the hit franchises Dragon Age and Mass Effect comes the thrilling world of Anthem. Dark Horse Books and BioWare are proud to announce a new publishing [...]
Tabletop Tuesday – Eras of Star Wars RPGs
Star Wars has undoubtedly been on the brain lately, for both good and bad reasons. From “fans” behaving poorly to Disney cashing in however they can, you can’t turn [...]
More Details Emerge About ‘Assassin’s Creed Odyssey’
Less than a year has passed since the launch of Ubisoft’s Assassin’s Creed Origins, and we’re gearing up for another chapter in the epic saga of clandestine murder, [...]
Get Leveled Up Fast in Pokémon GO!
We all know that Pokémon Let’s Go Pikachu and Pokémon Let’s go Eevee were recently announced for the Nintendo Switch (and if you didn’t, where have you been?), and [...]
Four Years Until Digital-Only Gaming? We Doubt It
We’re usually not ones to touch on financial analysis here at PCU. It’s just not our bag, baby. However, something came to our attention on Wednesday, which we just [...]
It’s Time For The Undead to Stay Dead
Over the past few years, I have seen a trend in gaming with studios and developers releasing multiple titles in either the zombie or near-apocalypse / post-apocalypse genre. [...]
Pokémon GO! Trading – Too Little, Too Late?
One of the biggest mobile games in the world finally got a much needed update after 2 years of waiting. Pokémon GO! continues to be updated, even though many that were on [...]
FIRST IMPRESSIONS – The Awesome Adventures of Captain Spirit
At Microsoft’s E3 presentation, amidst the farefare of new Halos and Fallouts, the company introduced the latest from French, indie developer DONTNOD: The Awesome [...]
Tabletop Tuesday – #DnDGate
It’s amusing when an article you write about geek culture and behavior is reflected in later events. That amusement is even more so when things happen mere days after [...]
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