Lee is a creative writing and game development student at Chapman University. His experience and collection of games extends from the Atari 2600 to the PlayStation 4. His favorite games include Mass Effect, The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, and The Last of Us.
Update: The contest is over. Find out who the winner is at 6am PST at this link! I walked down the hallway, fluorescent light bouncing off linoleum tiles. But that wasn’t the only thing bouncing. As I strode forward, the soft crescendo of music began to ring in my ears. It flowed and lilted as […] More
Update: The contest is over. Find out who the winner is at 6am PST at this link! Amy Andersson is the conductor for The Legend of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses. She’s traveled the world, leading orchestras to perform the enchanting compositions of Koji Kondo. Apart from working with the Symphony of the Goddesses, she’s […] More
If there are two things we’ve come to realize as games cross over with other media, it’s that movies based on games are bad, and equally bad are the games based on movies. Often times, film-licensed games are used as cash-grabs, a simple tie-in created in order to wring more money from your wallets. Hidden […] More
The weather is getting hotter, the days are getting longer, and school’s finally over. That means its summer, the perfect time of year to stay in and play video games. You’ve probably been busy throughout the year, working or studying, not being able to find the time to properly engross yourself within a virtual universe. […] More
When The Last of Us came out in 2013, I had a lot of questions ready in anticipation of playing. One of the biggest questions I had was: how is Naughty Dog going to create a successful multiplayer mode out of a single-player game? Believe me, I am all for multiplayer in games, as long […] More
Derek Prate is a professor of game development at Chapman University and a former game designer at JumpStart. He’s worked on such games as School of Dragons and NFL Rush: Heroes & Rivals. Growing up and unable to find his place, video games were the one anchor he relied on, and they eventually became his […] More
With Mass Effect: Andromeda not releasing until some time next year, fans of the series will have to travel to California to experience a new area of the galaxy. Opening May 18th, California’s Great America theme park in Santa Clara will feature the Mass Effect: New Earth attraction, advertised as an “interactive 3D presentation with […] More
Nintendo made some big announcements about the future of its consoles and franchises earlier this week. First, their newest piece of hardware, codenamed the NX, is expected to be released March 2017, according to a tweet by Nintendo of America. This is the only new piece of information revealed about the console, as its true […] More
The board game iteration of Dark Souls III is all but a sure thing, after a successful Kickstarter campaign earlier this week. Backers are nipping at the heels of the Kickstarter campaign, making like Philip J. Fry and throwing their money to see this game come to life. With still three weeks (as of writing […] More
The other day, someone asked me, “What’s your favorite memory of gaming?” The difficulty of finding such an answer within myself was only due to the fact that there are so many happy moments in my history of playing video games that it’s hard to pick only one. From the first time I picked up […] More
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