Jared continues Game Changers’ “The Fall Lineup” with a handful of downloadable games that are going to really blow up people’s wallets. Robbing banks, busting heads and shooting zombies.
Jared continues his “The Fall Lineup” series with a few sports titles that will be showing up in stores this holiday season. From football to tennis to wrestling, almost every sport is covered this year. Check out this week’s Game Changer.
Fall means one thing for gamers: some of the biggest titles of the year are ready to come out. In the first installment of “The Fall Lineup”, Jared looks at some of the first person shooters that you’ll be seeing soon and losing sleep playing.
The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim is going to make a big splash this Fall. This week, Jared looks at how developers can bring in more players to the genre of open world games. Try not to get lost….
Last week, Nintendo dropped the price on their handheld console, the 3DS due to low sales and a lackluster launch. Jared asks the question: Is this a bump in the road or the beginning of something much worse for The Big N?
This year’s San Diego Comic Con had a lot of information coming out of it, but this year a lot of it was game related. Jared sums up some of the gaming news from the show and what you should be looking out for.
New consoles are coming out pretty soon. It’s what they do. In this week’s Game Changer, Jared talks about why he’s alittle bit hesitant of the new console arms race that’s incoming.
Two of the gaming world’s most popular games are now free. This week’s Game Changer looks at which games and how giving gamers something for nothing can lead to developers netting more money in the long run because of it.
Getting a few games for the price of one is a pretty good deal, right? Maybe. In this week’s Game Changer, we look at what makes a game collection worth picking up and what the collection needs to be an essential pickup.
Having a computer that can run current PC games is awesome. So this week, Jared talks to Mode 7′s Paul Taylor about their strategy game, Frozen Synapse.
Jared puts the final nail in the coffin of the biggest gaming event of the year with his random observations of the show. Nothing really surprising happened, new products got pimped and gaming executives aren’t very funny.
Activision pulls the trigger on Project Beachhead and announces Call of Duty Elite, an online hub solely for CoD fans. But will the gaming public throw down money for replays and extras? Jared breaks it down in this week’s Game Changer.
This week, Jared drops a preview of Atari’s new Dungeons & Dragons downloadable game, Daggerdale coming soon to 360 and PS3. Get your battle axe and some friends and get ready to clear out the dark corners of the Forgotten Realms.
This week, Jared splits the difference in Game Changer by wrapping up the dreaded PSN outage and the goodies Sony is giving out at make up for it and talking about the pre-E3 trailers that got released this past week.
E3 is like Christmas to gamers and it’s just around the corner. This week, Jared talks about some of the games we haven’t heard a lot of details about, but will make a big splash at the big event.
With PSN still down for Playstation owners, Jared chronicles the single player games that he’s been spending more and more time with. Who needs online gaming when you can cause a tornado with a gun?
This week, Jared takes on the PSN outage and offers some suggestions on how everyone should deal with it. Spoiler alert: It involves everyone calming down about it.
This week, Jared weighs in and gives his thoughts on Valve’s new game, Portal 2, and how it is the first major Game of the Year contender. Here’s a hint: Buy. This. Game. For science. You monster.
Game Changer returns to the light-hearted side of gaming this week with the HD facelift of an old NES title. Jared dusts of his combat knife and dives into the demo for Konami’s Rush’n Attack: Ex-Partriot.
Game Changer gets serious this week talking about the recent hacking attacks on Sony from hacker group, Anonymous and tries to have a broader discussion about what do you really own in this new age of technology.
Remember the first game you ever played? Jared relives that feeling in this week’s Game Changer, as well as talking about what are good grounds for remakes and reboots in video games. Could your favorite game hold up now in HD?
Even though he was at C2E2 with the rest of the Pop!ulation running things, Jared still managed to find some video game goodness to get into. Check out Jared talking to Will Philips from SouthPeak Games about their newest game, Two World 2 and getting a demo of the game as well.
Game Changer is back before C2E2 with Jared’s favorite travel games. Do you like beating people up, grinding levels and pumping techno rhythm/puzzle games? Well read on and see what’ll be keeping him awake in the car on the way to Chicago.
This week, Jared talks about the recent internet sensation, Dead Island and how the game could have the best chance at redefining the genre of survival horror games. Will it work or will it become just another zombie outbreak?
This week, Jared looks ahead to the Electronic Entertainment Expo and shares some of his concerns of what might be coming in the near future for gamers. Should we be worried?
Jared talks about the value gamers are getting out of their games, what companies are doing to get your money and offers a giveaway just for reading and commenting.
Jared holds up a lighter for the sudden death of Guitar Hero and gives the series the Behind the Music treatment.
Jared takes a closer look at Sony’s new handheld system and how it could slow down the buzz of the 3DS.
Jared floats his theory that Sony’s MMO, DC Universe Online could be a big deal on the PS3. On PC? Well, just don’t bring up APB…..
In his first column, Jared introduces himself and recalls some of his more heralding gaming moments. 675 hours is a long time…..
