Over the past few years gamers have seen a myriad of big box game companies switch over to a micro-transaction system buffed by DLC. These companies view felt the economic return on their millions spent

A game where you don't play as Mario. Nintendo has toyed around with the idea of making Mario's buddies playable characters before and has done quite well as a result. For the most part, however, it's

I am a loyal fan of both series and would buy the games happily if they got garbage reviews, because I think both franchises have earned that from me with enough stellar titles over the course of my life.

Admitted repost from reddit, but I still had to share!

I have written a bit since joining about the relationship between gaming and learning, and there is some substantial research to support that game-based learning (using games to enhance the learning

So I'm new to the Steem community, but I need to ask for help early on. I am trying to get my wife into gaming (i'm sure if you're reading this then you don't need any convincing that this is a great idea).

When I was a kid my mom used to beg my brothers and I to get outside and enjoy the great outdoors. We were glued to the screen watching Mario jump his way toward saving the princess. My mother's go to

When I was a kid my mom used to beg my brothers and I to get outside and enjoy the great outdoors. We were glued to the screen watching Mario jump his way toward saving the princess. My mother's go to

Hey Steemit! After browsing Reddit for years and enjoying those posts on a daily basis, I finally decided to get involved in posting content, but I thought that the Steemit community was a great up and