Games

Josh and Jay Show Featuring Rowan Kaiser – Episode 102: The Ladies Halo
This week our trio is joined by mysterious stranger and friend of the show Charles Moran for some Fallout: New Vegas, jump-packing, and ham & mayo sandwiches. Plus, Destiny, Halo: Reach, the Final Fantasies XIII, PSNow, JRPJobs, and more!

The Audience Can Kill
The following is a reprint from Unwinnable Weekly Issue Twenty-Nine. If you enjoy what you read, please consider purchasing the issue or subscribing. ——— There is no thing new under the sun.” A trite Biblical verse that, in this day and age, seems quaint and out of touch. And yet, just as those very words have been repeated since they were first etched into paper, the debate over the impact of art has become a social deja vu, reincarnations emerging with each generation, shifting as new mediums are born. I never used to get performance art. Seemed like a bunch of pretentious hooey for bored college students lacking any

The Josh and Jay Show Featuring Rowan Kaiser – Episode 101: The Banjos Kazooie
This week Josh crawls some dungeons in Persona Q, Jay climbs some trees in AC: Rogue, and Rowan makes some friends traveling with his 3DS. Plus, a tale of pc woes, CK2 Way of Life dlc, Demon Gaze, vanilla vodka reviewed, a whole lotta Dragon Age Inquisition spoilers, and more!

The Biggest Choice You’ll Never Make
The following is a reprint from Unwinnable Weekly Issue Twenty-Seven. If you enjoy what you read, please consider purchasing the issue or subscribing. ——— The modern BioWare phenomenon begins with a choice. Part of the way through the first Mass Effect game (released in 2007), you and your party land on a planet called Virmire and you’re tossed into a big action sequence. At its climax, two of your party members leave to do two different things, something goes wrong and you have a choice: save Kaiden, or save Ashley? One lives. One dies. That’s not how big-budget games were supposed to