GYGO: FF7 Remake Trailer, Detective Pikachu, Monster Hunter: World Iceborne
In this week’s news, Final Fantasy 7 fans get the remake they’ve hoped for and Detective Pikachu becomes the most succesful video game movie to date.
Gamer Mom: Lessons in &*^*@# Perseverance
Wendy Browne shares a Gamer Mom’s valuable lesson on how a Bayonetta villain and Spider-Man enemies demonstrated the benefits of dogged determination.
GYGO: Riot Employees Stage Walkout, and RuneScape Is… Growing?
This week, Emily Durham talks about Riot Games employees’ walkout protest—and announces a new GYGO subcolumn, This Week In Crunch.
Heaven’s Vault Is Too a Game for Linguists
Heaven’s Vault is a game about language, exploration, theft, and belonging. Zora Gilbert, linguist-in-residence, approves.
GYGO: The Crunch Never Ends
In this week’s gaming news, ex-NetherRealm employees speak out about crunch, Riot Games tries to block legal action, and games benefit Alzheimer’s research.
April Roundtable: What are Game Genres, Anyway?
The Sidequest crew discusses the quagmire that is game genres, including what they are, why they’re confusing, and how to consider them effectively.
Persona 5: The Animation is Perfect for Persona 5 Fans (and Maybe Others)
Naseem’s super obsessed with Persona 5, so of course they checked out Persona 5: The Animation. But does it hold up?
Costume Quest’s Animated Adaptation Finally Offers Something Sweet
Frederator and Amazon’s Costume Quest is a sweet new take on the beloved game series.
GYGO: Accessible Design, Native-Led Games, and the Death of an Institution
In this week’s gaming news: more accessibility in games, a reimagining of The Oregon Trail that tackles stolen land, and the end of Game Informer Australia.
Mystic Messenger Trash: What’s Trash is the Secret Endings
Naseem looks at the Secret Endings for the next installment of Mystic Messenger Trash, and they… have some feelings. As per usual.