Welcome to the inaugural episode of the Agents of Discovery podcast, from Agents of Game. Here we’ll be hitting the highs and lows of the new series, Star Trek: Discovery, as well as bringing in bits and pieces from the rest of the universe. Join Laban Trover, Matt Parker, Marci ... Read More »
Nostalgia seems like a wonderful thing, but sometimes, it leads you to make really stupid decisions. Maybe like paying to watch Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows (2016). But hey, luckily the movie is available at no-extra-charge on Amazon Prime, so the real question you need to ask ... Read More »
Hey everybody! Dan and Dave watched the original 1973 Westworld movie (to save you the time?), and talk about that, how it compares to the new HBO series, and what both of those might suggest about the future of gaming. Because that’s what this really is all about, isn’t it? ... Read More »
Excited to play this game with your friends? Well don’t be. Farcry Primal has strayed away from co-op to, “focus our efforts on the single-player experience.” But who wants to roam a gigantic world and tame beasts by themselves? Not this guy! Unfortunately, I actually gave this game a chance. That ... Read More »
If you listen to the Agents of Game podcast, you’ll hear me promise to upload some footage of a game I really enjoyed playing called Pillars of Eternity. The second expansion just came out this week, Pillars of Eternity: The White March – Part II, but this footage is from ... Read More »
What’s faster than a speeding bullet? It’s Supergirl! And the plot for the pilot episode of her new television show. Read More »
Frank West surrounded by zombies. “I guess, one could say, that this is a ‘chopping’ mall,” he says aloud. © Capcom 2007 Have you even played Dead Rising? If so, than you know how infinitely frustrating the survivors throughout the entire game can be, how every single minute counts when ... Read More »
I had the great pleasure of attending the Chicago Comic Con this year, and one of the highlights of the experience was a chance to demo the Oculus Rift headset. The demonstration was a preset chase which let me experience the audio and visual capabilities of this promising new technology. Read More »
As an avid movie goer, I understand that beyond my own personal taste of film lies a vast palette of films left to be visually devoured. Films I wouldn’t regularly see or have an interest in. This is one of those cases. This time Hollywood has returned to a type of film that rarely ... Read More »
The original Jurassic Park, which premiered in theaters in 1993, set a new precedent as the defining film in practical camera effects. Not only that, director Steven Spielberg also raised the bar for special and digital effects in his adaptation of the best-selling novel by Michael Crichton. In its opening ... Read More »
