Category: Video Games

E3 2021 Day 4 – Nintendo, Yooreka Studio, Bandai Namco, GameSpot, Awards Show

Danny Damage | Jun 15, 2021 | 2

<-E3 2021 Day3 Yesterday was a bit rough… E3 2021 Day 4 (Tuesday, June 15th) If you’d like to watch the full presentation, you can check it out here. E3 Broadcast Pre-show Coming soon to a shopping channel near you, these vacuous twats again. One of them made an ass-to-mouth joke four...

E3 2021 Day 3 – Capcom, Indie Games, Freedom Games, Razer, Muh Diversity

Danny Damage | Jun 14, 2021 | 1

<–E3 2021 Day 2 E3 2021 Day 3 (Monday, June 14th) If you’d like to watch the entire presentation, you can check it out here. E3 Broadcast Pre-show Let’s not give them any more of our attention. They’ve given me head and toothache as it is. Verizon Pyramid Scheme This was brutal, a...

E3 2021 Day 2 – Xbox, Bethesda, Square Enix, PC Gamer, Future Games

Danny Damage | Jun 13, 2021 | 0

<–E3 2021 Day 1 There’s a lot to cover today. Everyone involved kept everything coming fast and furious. The whiff of participation awards and false modesty from Ubisoft still lingers, but hopefully, it’ll soon – oh, never mind; here comes Microsoft and Bethesda… E3 2021...

E3 2021 Day 1 – Guerilla Collective, Ubisoft, Devolver, Gearbox

Danny Damage | Jun 12, 2021 | 2

Previously in some digital headspace that lives over at DannyDamage.co.uk most of the time… Since the event is fully virtual and there’s only one digitally-fragmented personality here at Geeks + Gamers, I’ve been “sent” here to the fashionable catwalk parade of video ga...

Games Journalists Melt Down Over Satirical Article

Lyndon Hall | May 30, 2021 | 0

Games journalists have gone into meltdown on Twitter over a satirical article posted by Hard Drive. The article made fun of IGN games journalists, specifically, with the clearly satirical headline, “IGN Writer Excited to Start Playing Game He Just Finished Reviewing.” The piece was ini...

REVIEW: Monster Hunter Rise (2021)

andrewrodriguez | May 11, 2021 | 0

It’s no well-kept secret that many of gaming’s biggest franchises have come out of Japan. From Mario Bros. and The Legend of Zelda to Pokémon and Resident Evil, video game hits and Japanese developers have become concomitant, and it’s well-earned. But some franchises take longer to build up s...