The Late Night Gamer: We’ve all played a bad game before. Whether it was a game with really cool box art you bought on a whim or a crappy movie tie-in that your mom got you for Christmas, it’s happened to all of us. That’s why the smart game consumer always looks at reviews before dropping $60 on a new game. One of the best reviewed games that has come out recently is Grand Theft Auto V. But because we can’t go two weeks without the internet doing something stupid, there was actually a petition to fire a reviewer who had the audacity to give this game only a 9 out of 10. And I don’t even want to get into all the controversy that’s around MetaCritic. When you look at all this, you can see that there’s something wrong with the way we review video games. Thankfully, this is a problem I think we can tackle.
Fandom Acquires Leading Entertainment & Gaming Brands Including GameSpot, TV Guide and Metacritic
Justin Woodward, founder of the Media Indie Exchange and Guerrilla Collective joins to discuss the origins of the underground indie showcase before it went public. Interview begins at the 36 minute mark.
"Battle Arena Melbourne (BAM) is Australia's largest fighting game major, and in 2017 will return for its 9th outing from May 12-14 at the Melbourne Convention Centre. The tournament features Street Fighter V, Tekken 7, and Super Smash Bros. as main events." - Gamespot
