Video Games

28

Oct

By Steve Esposito

Articles, Latest News

Xbox’s Future is Ubiquitous

In a recent interview with Mashable’s Tech Editor, Timothy Beck Werth, Sarah Bond answered a bunch of questions relating to the release of the ASUS Xbox ROG Ally and Ally X handheld gaming PCs, a nomenclature that is too long for it’s own good. In this, two main talking points…

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26

May

By Angela Gerric

Articles, Good in Gaming, Latest News

Gaming is for Everyone

Last year, I was offered to write a paid article by an online gaming publication (separate from Seasoned Gaming). This would be the first time I’d be paid for my work, and I was absolutely flattered that they approached me. Could this lead to more work with the publication? What…

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27

Apr

By Steve Esposito

Articles, Latest News

Horizon Forbidden West’s Burning Shores Expansion is Mechanical Perfection

I always found it a bit difficult to review Downloadable Content (DLC) because it means that people need to have some ties to the core experience of a game before they care about what the DLC offers. I’m fully aware that I am not going to sell you on buying…

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20

Mar

By Steve Esposito

Articles, Latest News

Heed the Warning : The Blockchain Games are Coming

I thought we turned a corner on this towards the tail-end of the pandemic. Years ago, when the Non-Fungible Token (NFT) craze hit, the immediate and almost universal backlash occurred once we realized exactly what the gambit truly was. That didn’t keep companies from viewing the potential of this concept,…

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23

Feb

By Eric Bezanson

Latest News

Masters of Horror, Blumhouse Productions, Entering the Video Game Market

Horror has been on a meteoric rise as of late thanks in large part to Hollywood's biggest Horror movie producer Blumhouse Productions. Since founding the production company in 2000, Jason Blum has help create a treasure trove of Iconic horror franchises such as Paranormal Activity, The Purge, Insidious, Get Out,…

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17

Nov

By Bryan Finck

Articles

Who Are Gamers in 2022?

Despite readily available evidence to the contrary, the world’s population of “gamers” still has a hard time shaking off preconceived notions about those who inhabit its ranks. Indeed, some may never let go of the idea that gamers are just lonely, anti-social, often toxic young men wasting their lives in…

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10

Sep

By Seasoned Gaming

Latest News

What Does Gaming Look Like in the Future?

Where is gaming headed in the next few years? What impact will A.I. and Machine Learning have on games? Will Cloud gaming be standardized? In this feature we take a look at how games and platforms will evolve in the near future. https://youtu.be/Swyo-bGAtAY Find the post on Patreon here! Support…

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07

Sep

By Alicia Shields

Articles, Good in Gaming

Gaming and Medicine

Many people associate video games with entertainment. As with any form of entertainment, video games also draw critics. What these critics, who regard video games as a waste of time,  often do not see or understand are the benefits that gaming can provide. This article is going to address the…

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02

Jun

By Eric Bezanson

Latest News

Tell Me Why is Free on Xbox and Steam for the Month of June

Revealed by the games developer DONTNOD via the games official twitter account , the critically acclaimed narrative adventure game, Tell Me Why, will be free during the month of June. This is in support of Pride month and is the second time the developers have done this. As noted in…

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18

May

By Ains

Articles, Latest News

Gaming for Good

My son would have turned 21 today. Nearly four years after he was shot and killed, a day doesn't go by when he isn't thought of by my wife or me. As I've vocalized previously, it's impossible to convey the feeling(s), and it isn't something I would ever wish on…

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23

Apr

By Eric Bezanson

Latest News, Reviews

Review : Kirby and the Forgotten Land : A Delightful Journey

You can find Seasoned Gaming’s review policy here A long, long time ago, during the dawn of the original Nintendo Game Boy, Nintendo charged a young, up-and-coming Masahiro Sakurai (yes, of Smash Bros. fame) with creating a new game for them. This game would act as an onboarding mechanism for the…

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03

Dec

By Eric Bezanson

Articles, Latest News

Fallout for Hope Kicks-Off Second Annual Community Super Stream for St Jude’s

War Never Changes, But Hope? Hope Can Save A Life. The second annual Fallout for Hope community super stream kicked off on December 4th and will be running until December 19th! Fallout For Hope, in partnership with St Jude Play Live, is a global initiative where Fallout creators and players…

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22

Mar

By Steve Esposito

Articles, Good in Gaming

Gaming with Anxiety

It was only about a week ago that I finally completed my first Destiny 2 raid. Together with other guardians, we took on The Last Wish, defeating the monstrosity known as Riven. This raid was released back in September of 2018, a bit after the release of the Forsaken expansion.…

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10

Mar

By Ains

Articles, Good in Gaming

Gaming to Heal : Using Video Games to Deal with Anxiety, Depression, and Loss

In early 2019, several months after my son was murdered, I wrote The Good in Gaming. The article served a dual-purpose. It allowed me to express my personal experience with gaming, helping me through the toughest time of my life, while also highlighting the positive aspects of the gaming community…

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27

Feb

By Steve Esposito

Articles

Outriders : First Impressions of My Experience in Enoch

With the slew of half-baked online and multiplayer-focused concepts that many companies tend to deliver these days, you cannot blame me for my hesitation when it comes to the impending release of Outriders. This game that seems to build upon the post-apocalyptic style of Borderlands, and the cover system of…

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