All posts by Chris Gallagher

Born in 1981. Grew up with the Atari computer and NES in elementary school, and remained a fan of Nintendo ever since, while also buying other consoles from time to time and upgrading my PC for gaming. Today, primarily a fan of Nintendo's games and indie games, along with a few non-Nintendo big budget games. Kind of a variety gamer who looks forward to being surprised by games I didn't know I'd love. I really love how the indie scene has led to a massive burst in creativity and passion for new ideas that has revitalized my interest in gaming. Having grown up with older games, but moved on to new ones, I have a healthy respect for the past and how it led to where we are today. I try to see the good and bad in all eras of gaming.

Multi-Medium, The

Video games are almost never solely about their gameplay, but the overall experience they provide. In fact, some games have

Little Kitty, Big City

The “animal goes wild” subgenre of video games is usually focused on chaos in an open world, be it Goat

Agent USA

While console gaming was controlled by the companies that made the consoles themselves, computer gaming was always more unrestrained, allowing

Squirrel with a Gun

The “animal goes wild” subgenre of video games is actually more varied than it first appears. A first glance at

Bakeru

If you ask people who grew up in a specific gaming generation, Konami was one of the legends of the

Airplane Mode

The video game market is far wider than it has ever been. If someone were to ask what the target

Highland Song, A

While there are more genres of games than ever before, most video games can still easily be slotted into a

En Garde!

Student projects are not usually the sort of thing that one expects to see turned into released games, but lest

Shredded Secrets

Many kids dream of making a video game for consoles one day.  But few can say they actually achieved that

Gylt

Horror was once a rare gaming genre, with little variety, typified by the gameplay styles of Resident Evil and Silent

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