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Going with the flow in Newt One
Bringing color back.
Evan Maier-Zucchino
Evan graduated from Chapman University in 2017 with a BFA in creative writing and a minor in leadership studies. A love of storytelling propels his interest in video games, though he is equally comfortable on the battlefields of multiplayer games as in the middle of an RPG grind. When not gaming he can be found producing music, writing stories, or pondering the big questions in life.
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Remembering Final Fantasy XV’s excellent first half
Open-ended and slow-paced, Final Fantasy XV’s first half is a unique take on open world design.
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The Last Guardian is a game you need to play twice
There’s a second story hidden in Fumito Ueda’s unique mythological adventure.
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Innerspace: gameplay vs design
Despite fun moment to moment gameplay and a cool visual design, Innerspace’s design principles prevents it from being a great game.
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in Opinion
Super Mario Odyssey is an endorphin rush that doesn’t go anywhere
Despite fluid and fun controls, Super Mario Odyssey lacks the pacing and dynamism that makes previous entries in the franchise so great.
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in Feature
Nintendo in 2018: Things we have to know about
Opportunities for the Big N to build another standout year.
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in Interview
Deckhead Games Interview: The road to IndieCade and beyond
How a student development team brought a morally complex tabletop game to IndieCade 2017.
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in Review
The Champions’ Ballad highlights the best and worst in Breath of the Wild
New motivation to explore Hyrule’s expansive world is let down by disappointing mission structures and rewards.
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in Feature
Fire Emblem Switch: Five reasons to be excited
Even though we only know the proposed release date, the next core game in the Fire Emblem series is poised to be something great.
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in News, Reflection
The Game Awards 2017: A night of unrestrained passion
What makes a gamer or developer other than the passion to love the medium?
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in TSG Asks
TSG Asks: What was your favorite game at IndieCade 2017?
The TSG staff reflects on the best from the International Independent Games Festival
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Game Design Trends: Enhanced Senses
Granting player’s extrasensory abilities in the virtual world is a wonderful way to make them feel like their character
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