Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning, an RPG from developers 38 Studios, and Big Huge Games is one of those games that was so well hyped by the commercialized game “review” sites and TV reviewers that expectations for it were cranked up way too high. Once I started playing it, I went online to read other reviewers [...]
Posted in Exclusive, Featured, Game Reviews, PS3 
Tags: female avatar, female gamer, feminism, feminism in games, feminist, geek woman, geekwoman, Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning, Ps3, review, sexism, sexist, Video game, Women, women gamer 
No Comments »
I never played any of the Sims games. You wouldn’t expect that I’d have missed the whole franchise, one of the most popular ever. I avoided it purposely. With the intention of finding better games, and being too cheap to invest in it. But now it is free. The Sims Freeplay has infested my iPads. [...]
Posted in Exclusive, Featured, Game App Review, Game Reviews Tags: Apple, female avatar, female gamer, feminism, feminism in games, feminist, Free to Play, geek, geek woman, geekwoman, iOS, ipad, iPad App, ipad app review, review, The Sims, Video game, Women, women gamer No Comments »I never expected to play a solitaire game. But one finally got me. I don’t know if it was the gophers? I usually stay well away from cartoonish looking characters such as the famously out of temper birds. So when I came across this latest offering from Big Fish on the App Store, I don’t [...]
Posted in Apple, Exclusive, Game App Review, Game Reviews, iPad Tags: Big Fish Games, solitaire No Comments »Under the topic of Fail, I was all set to play the new Infinity Blade 2 update content to review today. But now I find out that I won’t be. In fact I suggest that my readers Boycott Infinity Blade 2. In a handy way to alienate fans of IB2, the multiplayer and new features [...]
Posted in Apple, Editorials, Exclusive, Game App Review, Game Reviews, iPhone / iPod Touch Tags: App Store, Apple, Clashmob, Infinity Blade, Infinity Blade 2 No Comments »
The Yakuza franchise hasn’t been as popular in the US over the years as it has been in Japan. Even though the series has had strong characters and a solid story line which is carried through each game in the series, it has consistently suffered from sluggish controls and camera problems. This zombified reiteration is [...]
Posted in Featured, Game Reviews, PS3 Tags: female avatar, female gamer, feminism, feminism in games, feminist, geek, geek woman, geekwoman, Ps3, review, Sega, sexism, sexist, Sony, Video game, Women, women gamer, Yakuza No Comments »
