Emily Medlock
AuthorEmily Medlock is an avid gamer whose passions not only include video games of all kinds, but anime, music, movies, and reading.
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PS4 Backwards Compatibility Explained
It is an old question that is often brought to mind by newcomers- can my PS4 play PS1, PS2 or PS3 games? Well, this guide on PS4 backwards compatibility will give you all of the necessary information to understand the ins and outs. Let’s begin. Of course, the question that gamers will forever
Butcher Bakers: In Praise of Resident Evil VII: Biohazard
Resident Evil is back, baby. Although it never really went away, of course, what with entries from the mainline series as well as various spin-offs like the Resident Evil: Revelations games and Umbrella Corps – not to mention other media such as the retina-searingly abysmal movie series –
Eldritch Excellence: In Praise of Darkest Dungeon
Blame Bloodborne. Although I’ve been a keen reader all of my life, it was only after playing From Software’s incredible action-RPG that I actually read any of author H. P. Lovecraft’s work, the cosmic horror element of Bloodborne – an element brilliantly ommitted from any of
Official PS4 Media Remote – The Complete Guide
If you are at a loss on how to use the PS4 remote and what it is, then you’ve come to the right place. Take a look at this guide that will help you to better understand the Official PS4 Media Remote that is officially licensed by Sony. Keep in mind that the two AAA
The Top 30 List of Upcoming PS4 Exclusives
The year of 2016 and every year prior has provided us with amazing games. This has us excited for what is to come in the next couple of years, particularly, those exclusive to PlayStation 4. With that said, let’s take a look at 30 exclusive upcoming titles that should capture your attention. L
The Most Disappointing PS4 Game Releases of 2016
The year of 2016 had its highs and low. There was much to talk about with the greatest games of the century and the biggest disappointments. Here we discuss some of our least favorite releases for PS4 this year. Dino Dini’s Kick-Off Revival Sadly, this game is just sad. Starting with the graph
The Best PS4 Exclusives of 2016
The PS4 has seen many releases this year, some exclusive, some not. But, as expected from Sony, they didn’t leave us without a handful that we just can’t stop playing. These are exclusive only to PS4. Not Xbox One. Not PlayStation Vita. Not PC. No, these are exclusively on PS4 and PS4 alone. Now it
PlayStation 4 Christmas Buyer’s Guide
Ah, Christmas. A time of joy, generosity, love, peace, consuming six times your own bodyweight in food and drink, Fairytale of New York, and of course, presents. And if you’re looking for PlayStation 4-related gifts for a friend or loved one – or yourself, if you’re an angry loner – then look no fur
Stuck in the Middle with Zombie Army Trilogy
It seems that in recent years an increasing number of new videogames have been falling into one of two categories: high-profile, high-budget, “AAA” blockbusters; or smaller-scale, low-budget, “indie” titles. But what about the middle-ground? What about those games which don’t really belong in either
Stuck in the Middle with Lords of the Fallen
It seems that in recent years an increasing number of new videogames have been falling into one of two categories: high-profile, high-budget, “AAA” blockbusters; or smaller-scale, low-budget, “indie” titles. But what about the middle-ground? What about those games which don’t really belong in either
Stuck In The Middle With Shadow Warrior
It seems that in recent years an increasing number of new videogames have been falling into one of two categories: high-profile, high-budget, “AAA” blockbusters; or smaller-scale, low-budget, “indie” titles. But what about the middle-ground? What about those games which don’t necessarily belong in e
Facehugs and Kisses: In Praise of Alien: Isolation
Videogame adaptations of franchises from other mediums are often rushed, cheaply-developed cash-ins meant for nothing more than milking some extra money from a licence, but thankfully this isn’t always the case. I really enjoyed my time with Alien: Isolation, and while I wouldn’t go so far as to say