I know that the persecution of violent video games as portrayed in the mainstream media is an endless one. Despite that knowledge, I continue to find myself lending my voice to the choir of millions of unheard video game advocates.
Back again for some Robot Punch!, where we exercise the motto: Don’t hate the media; become the media!
Disturbed (and Loving It): Top 5 Games of Mayhem and Destruction
Someone who loves being disturbed? Don’t make the office uncomfortable, man.
Top 5 Game Girls That Could Kick My Ass
Psh, Zoey is so overrated…She didn’t hear me, did she?
Child’s Play raises $1.4 Million
All well and good, but how much more do I have to hear about these two?
Rumor: Mass Effect Trilogy Coming to PS3
I’d buy it… again.
10 Great Non-Japanese Role Playing Games
They’re still not as good as JRPGs.
Four things Sony can do to turn the tide for the PS3 in 2009
1. Figure out what Home is for.
Wii Crossbow
Wait, you want me to buy a crossbow imitation? Maybe those stuck-up politicians aren’t just blowing hot air.
Portal Gun Replica
One step closer to actually shooting portals!
The Producers of The 1UP Show form Area 5: Launch new show “CO-OP”
They’re back, and they’re still talking ****.
A Gallery of 20 Humorous Game Glitches
Let’s make fun of the game designers who skipped these bugs.
It’s been no secret that many studies’ findings cause parents to point the finger of blame at video games for their child’s violent behavior. What is lesser known, however, according to a psychiatrist’s recent study, is that video games can be blamed for teaching empathy, too.
