WWE 2K16 splits the difference between sports and entertainment
WWE gets the lunacy of pro wrestling, but has too much sports in its DNA.
Adam brings an unusual perspective to bleak black-and-white horror
It’s rare to see an isometric horror game. The 3/4 perspective affords more visibility than what is conducive to most horror scenarios, where the possibility of things lurking in the darkness or just around the bend helps heightens the tension. But in Adam, at least what’s shown in its only availabl
The New York Times wants you to "experience" its stories with virtual reality
The New York Times has a new virtual reality offering—and no, it isn’t called Jayson Blair. NYT VR, which launched last weekend, is a new storytelling venture or, as The Grey Lady calls it with alarming frequency, an “experience.” Using the NYT VR app, you can view (experience?) video stories with a
New exhibit hints at a future for low-poly art outside of games
The unfortunate thing about low-poly art, the aesthetic of simple shapes and abstract images seen in games like Final Fantasy VII, is that it never got much of a chance to take off as a legitimate art style all its own. In a medium where big companies are constantly competing over realistic graphics
Yoshi’s Woolly World is cute, but confused
The Etsy aesthetic comes to videogames