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“Rape Day”: the Video Games that Normalises Sexual Assault

Posted on 22nd March 201922nd March 2019 by Beth Griffiths

In our modern society, normalisation to graphic content is becoming increasingly common. In the digital age we are constantly being exposed to images and videos that casually depict issues such as abuse, assault and rape. […]

Pokemon Generation 8: ‘And the Journey Continues!’

Posted on 15th March 201915th March 2019 by Tanika Lane

With so many fandoms bidding farewells to their beloved niches, it is incredibly reassuring to know that there is one franchise that will not be bowing out anytime soon. The Pokemon Company themselves graced us […]

Top 5 LGBTQ+ Video Game Characters

Posted on 22nd February 201929th March 2019 by Tyler Denyer

For the top five greatest video games with LGBTQ+ characters, the top two spots simply must go to Bioware. Both of their series, Dragon Age and Mass Effect, have an expansive amount of characters which […]

Are Loot Boxes Essentially Gambling?

Posted on 22nd February 20197th July 2019 by Tyler Denyer

Loot boxes were initially introduced to the platform of mobile gaming in 2004. They have mostly been placed into free-to-play titles as a form of monetisation, usually in the form of accessories add-ons: New skins […]

Video Game Review: Red Dead Redemption 2

Posted on 23rd November 201829th March 2019 by Tyler Denyer

Rockstar have once again lived up to their name and truly proven exactly why they are the rockstars of the gaming industry with their latest title ‘Red Dead Redemption 2’. Set 12 years prior to […]

Fallout 76: The Beta Bug That Deletes 50G Of Data

Posted on 16th November 201829th March 2019 by Beth Griffiths

Bethesda Games Studios’ recent release of the Beta version of the much-anticipated game Fallout 76 has come with a major problem. Players of the Beta encountered a bug that automatically deletes the entire 50GB game. […]

The Best Multiplayer Games to Play with your Flatmates

Posted on 2nd November 201829th March 2019 by Beth Griffiths

Mario Kart – Nintendo Wii There’s nothing better for bonding with new people than the tried and tested mix of nostalgia and intense competition. Mario Kart delivers on both fronts. There’s nothing more satisfying than […]

PS4’s Spider-Man: With Great Game Comes a Great Experience

Posted on 2nd November 201829th March 2019 by Beth Griffiths

In the weeks after Spider-Man for PS4 was released, there is one thing that can be said about the game: it definitely makes you feel like a superhero. The smoothness of the gameplay and the […]

Fifa 19: The Fifa Fallacy

Posted on 19th October 201829th March 2019 by Beth Griffiths

It’s that time of year again in the gaming world where EA rolls out Fifa 19 at a hefty £59.99 on the PlayStation Store. This version promises updated gameplay in the form of precision ball […]

Skyrim Remastered – Has the video game industry run out of ideas?

Posted on 11th November 201624th December 2016 by The Gryphon Web Editor

After years of waiting, at the 2016 E3 gaming conference, Bethesda finally confirmed that the remastered edition of Skyrim will be available on PS4, PC and Xbox One later this year. The Elder Scrolls V: […]

Serena: Herald of the point-and-click renaissance

Posted on 11th March 2016 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Was it a good idea to play Serena at midnight, after three glasses of wine, in a darkened room? Probably not. Even though Serena lasted only forty-five minutes in the same darkened, dusty cabin, I […]

Video Games – increased aggression or a healthy pass time?

Posted on 23rd February 20162nd September 2016 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Rock n’ Roll, Television and Social media. In the days when these developments first came about it was thought they would negatively impact society and create anti-social cynics out of younger generations. This led to […]

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