After graduating from the University of Kansas, Ryan swore an oath to the heavens to defend and uphold the Oxford comma wherever he went until he breathes his last breathe (ideally somewhere around the year 2106). While not actively annoying AP purists, Ryan is an avid movie goer, a hardcore gamer, and enjoys weeping gently over printed-out critical comments taken from his internet articles.Find Ryan online at: Facebook: www.Facebook.com/iridiumsix Twitter: @iridiumsix XBL: Iridium Six PSN: IridiumSix
The Hunger Games review
Shy of me or another reviewer discovering a hidden stream of subliminal messages buried within the movie ordering you to punch any Twilight fans you come across and shout "Hunger… →
There’s an Amazing Spider-Man loose in Manhattan
We all knew a new Spider-Man game was coming, it was inevitable for two reasons. The first is that Beenox and Activision have managed to release an annual Spider-Man title… →
Idle Worship blasphemes its way to Facebook
Typically we don’t cover social and/or casual games here at DT. It isn’t a matter of not wanting to, or that we don’t like them, it is simply a matter… →
Lego Harry Potter Years 5-7 for the Vita Review
The Lego games have a strong following, and with a very good reason. They take beloved franchises and boil them down to their core; they get right to what it… →
Battlefield 3 dev talks about the Close Quarters and Armored Kill map packs, and their “lesser” competitors
The last few GDCs have belonged to EA, at least as far as the public is concerned. In general, GDC is a much more low key show than something like… →
Hands on with the next Call of Duty content drop
If you are already a Call of Duty Elite premium member, then you are flush with new maps. You are swimming in it, while the rest of the world stares… →
Hands on with the Tony Hawk HD remake
It is hard to overstate the importance to gaming that Tony Hawk Pro Skater has had since it was released in August of 1999. It wasn’t the first extreme sports… →
GDC 2012: Hands-on with Crytek’s next offering, the free-to-play (oddly named) title, Warface
One of the most surprising and remarkable trends of this year’s GDC was the emergence of free-to-play games. The trend itself isn’t new, as games like DC Universe and League of… →
GDC 2012: We get our hands on (and bloody) with the Hong Kong crime epic, Sleeping Dogs
At first glance, Square Enix’s Sleeping Dogs, looks an awful lot like Grand Theft Auto: Hong Kong. On second glance too. And third and fourth for that matter. But there… →
GDC 2012: Hands-on with the Xbox 360 version of the eagerly anticipated title, The Witcher 2
If you have had any interest at all, even just read the odd PC gaming website over the last year, then it is almost impossible to have avoided at least… →
GDC 2012: Create music, broadcast it online, become (Internet) famous with the PS Move-centric title, 4am
If you wander through the stores, looking at the newest releases, it is hard not to feel a slight twinge of déjà vu. The big developers and publishers put out… →
GDC 2012: Dust off your PlayStation Move, as we go hands-on with Sorcery
It feels like it has been years since Sony first showed off the Move-centric title, Sorcery. Possibly because it has, in fact, been years since Sony first showed off Sorcery.… →
Unit 13 review
It is somewhat impressive that despite any real sense of immersion, despite a broken AI, despite iffy graphics and a temperamental online side, Unit 13 is still an entertaining game. Most… →
GDC 2012: Medal of Honor: Warfighter detailed
Although we’ve known for a while now that a follow-up to the 2010 Medal of Honor was in the works, it has only been over the last few weeks that… →
GDC 2012: Create, then game your own music with the PS Vita title, Sound Shapes
Say what you will about the PlayStation Vita, but one thing you cannot deny is that the launch titles have offered a little something for everyone. From franchise shooters to… →
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