Community Corner

Video games have changed dramatically over the years and despite the many improvements, we also have to admit that we’ve lost a little something special…

Despite the seemingly overwhelming consensus that linear games are somehow inferior to open-world titles, this is one franchise that continues to prove otherwise.

If you say you dislike FFXV, you’re often bashed for being “old-fashioned” and saying you only hate it because it isn’t turn-based. But what if you hate it because it’s BAD?

The supposedly confirmed rumor that Sony will produce a more powerful PlayStation 4 console hasn’t gone over well, even with die-hard fans of the brand.

Beta tests are not complete products so perhaps critics should offer finalized scores, but expert evaluations might be valuable…

It’s a vicious circle the gaming community can’t seem to grasp: If you keep bashing critics, no matter how hard they work, you’re going to get garbage critics.

It was a game that launched with a laundry list of issues and while the developers have indeed fixed it, can we really gloss over the first few months?

We may not have all the details just yet but Square Enix should be concerned. Rather than being a cash cow, Final Fantasy VII Remake could be a market flop.

Microsoft hasn’t exactly been burning up the PR scene so far this generation, but one easily remembers all the crowing and posturing from the previous era.

It’s like the flashy, big-budget holiday movie…only it’s a game. As the industry continues to grow, we’ll see more of these mass appeal products.

Many have complained about Fallout 4’s graphics ever since the game was revealed and if it’s lackluster, we’ll see which critics put more emphasis on visual quality.

There are times when a franchise strikes a certain chord with the critical community and as a result, bias and personal tendencies start to dominate.

Ironically, while Square Enix is clearly preparing the Final Fantasy VII Remake for die-hard fans of the game, it’s precisely those fans who will detest it.

Call of Duty is an iconic name and holder of seemingly countless sales records. But can it really be considered as one of the finest game IPs ever?

Sony’s PlayStation 4 has shot out to a substantial lead this generation and Microsoft’s Xbox One has to play catch-up. But will the gap close?