Game of the Month: July 2014
Each month, Critically Sane will select, from the releases in that month, a game that is worthy of our prestigious game of the month award, and sometimes, a few runners…
Electronic Arts: Access is the Future
Electronic Arts is a company that I and many others have been very critical of over the past 18 months or so. They’ve made a lot of poor moves that…
Games and Negativity: Why Do We Build Our Hobby on Hatred?
Why Is There So Much Negativity In Games Journalism? I started writing about games because I like them. Games are fun, and talking about games is even more fun. With…
Three for Thursday: Three Concerns About No Man’s Sky
No Man’s Sky seemed to be the apple of everybody’s eye coming out of E3. The little (big) indie game that could. Coming from Hello Games, a small UK studio…
Spacecom Hands-On Preview
Spacecom surprised me. Space 4X games as a genre tend to be intimidating in complexity, to the extent that a certain other writer from this site tends to shut his…
Game of the Month: June 2014
Each month, Critically Sane will select, from the releases in that month, a game that is worthy of our prestigious game of the month award, and sometimes, a few runners…
2014 Video Game Power Rankings: July
The top of our list doesn’t really change this month from last month but we are starting to see some stuff trickle in on the bottom as we try and/or…
Gran Turismo and Car Damage- A Detour and A Distraction
Racing games have often been used as showcases for a console’s graphical prowess. Their relatively non-chaotic nature means they can usually be engineered to run smoothly at higher frames per…
Galactic Civilizations 3 Hands-On Preview
As a hardcore strategy gamer, there’s a line I see in articles on the 4X genre from writers with a bit less experience than I have. It is always written…
How Brazil Now Could Be What Reshapes Television as We Know It
As a kid if I wanted to watch something I had to be in front of my television at a set time to catch it. If you weren’t there, you…