It’s December of 2016. As the days (both literally and metaphorically) grow darker and the uncertainty of the future weighs upon me, eyes affixed to my screen, I gesture with the thumbstick and gaze over to my right. I find … Read More
Hello CORe readers. We’re now almost a tiny bit into this new venture heading into month 3 and it’s been one heck of a ride into the world of video game culture. As your Editor-In-Chief I wanted to take a small … Read More
Hello all! It’s been quite some time since we posted news here, but two things of note (one of which you’ve probably seen via our social media): – We’ve (re-)launched DEE CORe and are slowly populating it with content! Be sure to … Read More
Survival horror has been a genre that flourished at one point and then made a turn to the action horror genre before having seemingly perished into oblivion. Games like Alone in the Dark and Silent Hill offered creepy atmospheric horror coupled with … Read More
On January 12th, Nintendo delivered a presentation from Tokyo, Japan to make further announcements about their next console iteration, the Nintendo Switch. Last revealed in October, the Nintendo Switch is touted as a hybrid console/portable offering and is set to … Read More
Waking up in a dark cave and covered in mysterious tattoos, we begin The Last Guardian with a degree of uncertainty. Fitting, given the game’s nine plus year development cycle that we as gamers have that exact same mentality when … Read More
2016 was an interesting year for video games as for the most part this year was pretty lacking when it came to most games that saw the light of day. Thankfully we still had some really notable releases across all … Read More
When a video game is good or great, we notice it. When a game is disappointing we try to overlook flaws and still find some enjoyment with it. When a video game is bad, there is no saving it. Bad … Read More
Video game disappointments tend to happen all the time. We look forward to a game and hope it delivers on all it promises and then when it releases we get less than what was either anticipated or promised. Of course … Read More
At the end of a year that saw not one, not two, but THREE Digital Era Entertainment projects fall to pieces after months (and in one case, years) of diligent work, it looked as if 2017 would begin on the … Read More