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Feature: Where were our favorite video game characters in high school?
With all of the world saving and other heroic deeds they’re known for now, it’s easy to forget that our favorite game characters were once regular old kids who went through the same traumatic high school experiences as the rest of us. Okay, so maybe that completely negates the canon of most of these franchises, but it’s still fun to think where Sub-zero fell in the social circle of that bizarre microcosm of life we call high school. So sit back, relax, and contemplate how horrible a person you are for all the bullying you surely would have inflicted upon the future heroes of pretty much any JRPG.
Author: Cody
Feature: Top 10 most eligible bachelors/bachelorettes in gaming
Man, I really wish Wedding Crashers wasn’t on right now, because it’s making it very difficult to write this. But anyways, tomorrow is the annual celebration of over-priced chocolates, cards that a heartless corporation wrote for you, and misguided sexual adventures–pretty much everything that makes true love. But if you’re like me and Valentine’s Day is just another miserable day on the calendar, then you’ll probably just spend tomorrow with what you love most–video games. So in the spirit of being single on Valentine’s Day and having to relate it to video games because that’s our M.O. here at InsaneBear, I present to you a list of the top 10 most eligible bachelors and bachelorettes in the world of video games.
Author: CodyFeature: Examining the silent protagonist
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As gamers, we’ve become pretty accustomed to silent protagonists. Hell, what with Link, Gordon Freeman, and Samus Aran, some of our most revered game characters are representing the mime crowd. But could you imagine a film or novel where the main character doesn’t speak a word throughout? By no means is it a death sentence, but it’d certainly be for a niche audience. And that’s why I find it so strange for the silent protagonist to be so widely accepted and utilized in video games.
Author: CodyReactions: Metroid Prime trilogy to be bundled into one cheap package
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Looking for some decent games to play with your Wii? Wait…that came out wrong. Anyways, according to GameSpot, Nintendo will be bundling Samus Aran’s 2007 Wii debut, Metroid Prime 3: Corruption with the GameCube’s Metroid Prime and Metroid Prime 2: Echoes in a one disc package. The GameCube titles will be updated to feature motion controls similar to those found in Corruption in addition to extra unlockables. The trilogy is due for release on August 24th for the low, low price of $49.99. That’s a pretty good value.
Author: Cody
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