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a chameleon having abnormally high number of interests--a dreamer(and thus a thinker), a hobbyist writer,gamer,music hipster and occasionally funnier than your average smartass

Forcing Innovation Down Our Throats

Innovation

Microsoft has never been a company which could outrightly claim they were the harbingers of innovation. Whether it was with DOS or Windows 98 or any other glorious achievement in the company’s three decade long history, they were more or less the company which made the best use of opportunity available to them at that given point to become who ... Read More »

Not Just for Entertainment Anymore

The clever text strikethroughs reflect the claustrophobic feeling of depression

Purpose is a strange thing – it drives people in a desperate search to rise above their own definition. This quest to grow beyond one’s limits has influenced countless evolutions in art and entertainment. So, while it may seem unlikely, the term can be used in a similar context for video-games as a medium. Cubby-holed for long as an entertainment ... Read More »

Reality or Illusion: Emergent–True Form of Narration in Games

Games like Nocturne shunned hour-long cutscenes for less exposition

[An exploration of the popular opinion of an issue -- long-time or currently trending that examines it from various angles to determine exactly how much truth there is in it. By removing the layers of superficiality and bias and examining it from different perspectives, this feature aims at determining what exactly is the "Truth" and what is "Illusion] Video-games have often been ... Read More »

Proteus Review

Watching the sunset is as calming and soothing as it is in real life

  “Wind flows past me like a gentle stream, leaving by a droning echo Dragonflies flitter around me; the bees hum to proclaim their existence Leaves turn dry, from green to yellow and finally red Time flows by, the seasons its only testament And I simply observe without any purpose, I chase rain-bearing clouds, their shadows casting a solemn layer ... Read More »

Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance Review

Revengeance

Back in 2009, when it went by the name of Metal Gear Solid: Rising, it was seen more as a break for the series mastermind Hideo Kojima from the politically-heavy and emotional roller-coaster that had culminated with Metal Gear Solid 4. Something that Kojima wanted as a relief to break free from the shackles of stealth and clever boss fights the ... Read More »

Reality or Illusion: Dragon Age II is the Worst RPG Ever!

"Press a button and something awesome will happen" was a statement by DAII designer that was quoted frequently by the game's haters

[An exploration of the popular opinion of an issue -- long-time or currently trending that examines it from various angles to determine exactly how much truth there is in it. By removing the layers of superficiality and bias and examining it from different perspectives, this feature aims at determining what exactly is the "Truth" and what is "Illusion] Renowned for making top-quality ... Read More »

Early Pre-Ordering: An Exercise in Futility

Pre-orders for Bungie's "Destiny" opened just after a few concept art were shown to entire world

This isn’t a rant against the very concept of pre-ordering. However, this is a rant against games that open up pre-orders at the release of the slightest bit of information. In the eye of the recent press-launch of the first details of Bungie’s ambitious Destiny, the company also announced that pre-orders were open. Naturally, Bungie’s weight holds great meaning to many and ... Read More »

Valve Layoffs 25 Due to “Large Decisions” About the Future

Even Valve is not invincible

In the seemingly impossible event, several employees — estimated to be 25 in total, were let go from Valve on Tuesday. Valve hasn’t confirmed the exact headcount, but it has been estimated that almost 25 of their 300-strong employee base have been affected due to the “great cleansing” and “large decisions.” Most of these layoffs have affected the hardware and ... Read More »

BioWare Founders to Get Lifetime Achievement Awards

The Doctors have left behind a massive legacy!

Despite announcing their retirement from video-games industry and resigning from their brain-child BioWare after more than 15 years of hard-work and success, Dr.Ray Muzyka and Greg Zeschuk, most popularly known as the “Doctors” by BioWare fans will be receiving the Lifetime Achievement Award at the Game Developers’ Choice Awards (GDCA). Muzyka and Zeschuk had first met in University of Alberta ... Read More »

Rayman Legends Goes Multi-Platform

No longer a Wii U exclusive

Ubisoft announced today that Rayman Legends which was earlier announced as a WiiU exclusive has now gone multiplatform and will now release on Xbox 360 as well as the PlayStation 3. The follow-up to the critically acclaimed Rayman Origins will however be delayed till September 2013. According to Ubisoft spokesperson, the reasons behind the shift to a multi-platform for Rayman Legends were because ... Read More »

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