First off, it needs to be clarified what it is meant by the “Jesus Christ” of shooters. In Christianity, Jesus Christ is the figure of rebirth, immortality, and overall the creator and the most powerful. Jesus Christ came back from the dead to become the central figure of the largest religion in the world today. That being said, how do those traits apply to the franchise Call of Duty? The very first installment of the series, Call of Duty, introduced a realistic style of combat that was not very popular, and hardly available in any first person war game shooter, the second installment, Call of Duty 2 for the Xbox 360 introduced a fresh idea in story telling of WWII, and the Call of Duty Modern Warfare series, specifically Call of Duty 4 and Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2, introduced a modern, realistic standard which eventually led to today’s day first person shooters.
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Friday, September 20, 2013
Why is Call of Duty the “Jesus Christ” of shooters?
First off, it needs to be clarified what it is meant by the “Jesus Christ” of shooters. In Christianity, Jesus Christ is the figure of rebirth, immortality, and overall the creator and the most powerful. Jesus Christ came back from the dead to become the central figure of the largest religion in the world today. That being said, how do those traits apply to the franchise Call of Duty? The very first installment of the series, Call of Duty, introduced a realistic style of combat that was not very popular, and hardly available in any first person war game shooter, the second installment, Call of Duty 2 for the Xbox 360 introduced a fresh idea in story telling of WWII, and the Call of Duty Modern Warfare series, specifically Call of Duty 4 and Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2, introduced a modern, realistic standard which eventually led to today’s day first person shooters.
Saturday, September 14, 2013
King B Kool Quick Review: Earthbound
I, like many of you, never played Earthbound when I should have. I even owned a copy of the game- and still never played it. (I was really lucky- a nice mint condition cartridge that I just never got around to playing still sits in its box in my room) By not doing so, I probably committed the ultimate childhood sin- or did I?
Classic Gaming and the Smart Device
Chances are if you’re a serious gamer you own a
fairly recent gaming console like the X-Box 360, the PS3 or even a PC and are
looking to the future and anticipating the next generation of gaming consoles.
But almost every gamer has had his or her own golden age of gaming; everyone
has those games that bring a wave of nostalgia rushing back. Whether you
started with an Atari playing asteroids, Mario on the NES, Sonic on the Sega,
or even Final Fantasy VII on the PlayStation, every gamer has their own classic
games and most want to relive their glory days. But what can gamers do to
facilitate it when their old consoles, games or controllers no longer work?
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Zelda
How Smash Bros. left the door open for a Mega Man HD Game.
This past E3 Nintendo dropped a bombshell for all
their fans. Not just the simple fact
that the new Smash Bros. will be released next year but an icon in the gaming
community will be joining the fight; The “Blue bomber” himself Mega Man. Without question fans have wanted Mega Man in
this game before Brawl was even released but were left wondering “what if?” Now that he is finally in Smash Bros. fans
are getting exactly what they want with a fighter that is unlike any other that
has been seen in a Smash Bros. game to date.
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