ESGS 2019 Games: Indie Devs Highlight Values, Culture, Mental Health, Growth!
In ESGS 2019, various independent and local game developers highlight unique and quirky ways to tackle values, culture, mental health, and growth!
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Morphies Law: Remorphed is a Fun, Weird Switch Experience
We like to think our gamers at What's A Geek! have a wide range of gaming preferences - but Morphies Law kinda tests our horizons. As seen in our previous videos, Chad loves playing his share of titles that need a bit of technical prowess. Meanwhile, Ade enjoys exploring a wide range of genres, especially given the Switch's versatility.…
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EXCLUSIVE: Nintendo Lite Switch Joins Switch 2020 Lineup
Nintendo paves the way for a technological leap in its gaming lineup, providing gamers with not just one but a whole host of devices after the Nintendo Switch. And it appears Nintendo has more surprises to tease this 2020 - starting with the Nintendo Lite Switch. Gamers have expressed their dismay over the announcement of…
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Detective Pikachu Shows An Electrifyingly Simple Film Can Be Fun
Once the trailer dropped for Detective Pikachu in 2018, I was sold. Pokemon has such been a phenomenon since the first game was released in 1997, fast becoming a household name once the animated series hit airwaves in 1999. With Pikachu as the franchise mascot, it comes to no surprise that Legendary and Nintendo have…
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What’s A Geek! Presents 2017 In Videogames
Do you fancy yourself as a gamer? if you do, then join us as we recall some of the year's most well-known titles. Here are some thoughts from the What's A Geek! staff for the highlights of 2017 in videogames. 2017 In Videogames This year's videogame releases prove that there's more to the industry than just sheer graphics…
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Nintendo “ARMS” Impressions: A Fighting Game Newbie and Veteran Weigh In
A few weeks back, Nintendo's quirky take on fighting games, ARMS, dropped. It turned the fighting game formula on its head by employing over-the-shoulder view and focusing mainly on punches. This behind-the-back perspective also emphasized motion control over anything. Finally, it did away with a fighting game staple - combos are nowhere to be found,…
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