Growing up black and being into "nerdy" shit has always been somewhat of a struggle for me. A running theme for most of my younger life has been "Too white for the black kids, too black for the white kids".
When it comes to Telltale Games announcements on future content for their many game series can be few and far in between, however, today they did something out of the ordinary...
You hear people all the time say Twitch doesn’t help the “smaller streamers” but the moment they actually make a change to better accommodate the community you get this knee jerk reaction...
The game has a very committed fan base and this year at E3 we got to hear more about it’s sequel. Now I know what most of you are thinking, isn’t the whole zombie genre in gaming played out? I wouldn’t debate you on that however...
Graphically the game looked phenomenal as it had that PS4 shine to it. Watching Spider-Man swing from building to building had me geeking out over the thought of immersing myself in that world as if I truly am Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man.
Out of all of the games shown at E3 this year one game that stood out to me was Bioware’s new IP called Anthem. This game came out of nowhere boasting some serious graphical capability along with some solid looking game play. Anthem is an open world co-op shooter set in a dystopian world where you and your friends explore the land outside the walls of humanities safe haven known as Fort Tarsis.
Alan Wake, the psychological action adventure thriller cult classic; developed by Remedy Entertainment and released in 2010 for the Xbox 360. Remedy Entertainment is also responsible for titles such as the Max Payne series or more recently Quantum Break. I bought Alan Wake for dirt cheap on steam during a sale a while back and like most games purchased during steam sales I had every intention of playing it someday.
So as we all know black history month is upon us once more and I wanted to do something special in honor of that. So I decided to make a video series to showcase a couple of my favorite black main characters in video games because we all know how scarce interesting black characters, or minorities for that matter, can be in gaming...
