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FIFA 20 graphics, gameplay a step down compared to previous editions of franchise

Francisco Medina, Photo Editor | October 15, 2019

EA Sports released the newest edition of their FIFA series on Sept. 24 but aside from new game modes, FIFA 20’s gameplay feels like a step down from last year’s edition. The FIFA series has been around...

ESports provides a safer alternative to traditional sports

Tyson Tsoi, Staff Reporter | February 20, 2019

Competitive gaming, also known as eSports, taking over the entertainment industry is beneficial for individuals who are not physically capable to play certain sports. While physical sports can leave permanent...

‘Resident Evil Two’ is the perfect haunting reinvention of a classic

Tyson Tsoi, Staff Reporter | January 30, 2019

The world of the "Resident Evil" franchise is a horrendous zombie experience, but "Resident Evil Two" has pushed the boundaries of experience and reinvented the true definition of horror at its finest. “Resident...

‘Red Dead Redemption II’ plunges players into a detailed dimension

Hwan Lee, Staff Reporter | November 2, 2018

"Red Dead Redemption Two," combines a meticulously crafted open world with a myriad of realistic details fully immersing you in its universe. Released on Oct. 26, by the creators of the "Grand Theft Auto"...

‘Bayonetta 2’ offers higher quality for Nintendo Switch

Ethan Bennett, Staff Reporter | March 9, 2018

Ding-dong, the witch is back as Bayonetta leaps onto the Nintendo Switch and takes center stage nine years after her appearance on the Wii U. Relive the story of the famed Umbran witch as she adventures...

Budget Games for the Holidays – Chris Padilla – Staff Writer

Chris Padilla, Staff Writer | December 3, 2015

Life is Strange: Part detective story, part teen drama, "Life is Strange" is like "Veronica Mars" with time travel. Dontnod’s sophomore effort is an episodic adventure game that puts you in the shoes...

Beyond: Two Souls Review

Supreet Singh, Staff Writer | October 28, 2013

Rarely is there a game that divides gamers as much as “Beyond: Two Souls”. It has split the gaming community with some of the lowest to some of the highest scores of the year. One thing is...

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