Matt Miller has been writing and editing at Game Informer since 2004, when his love of writing and games were given a professional outlet, instead of being a distraction from the work he was supposed to be doing. He received a B.A. in 2002 from St. Olaf College in Northfield, MN, where he studied writing, music, and psychology. His gaming background stretches back to the Atari 2600, and the early PC and console role-playing games locked in his love of the hobby. Matt has a special interest in the evolution of game design, the tabletop hobby, and the crafting of interactive narrative. Whenever possible, he retreats to his darkened lair to enjoy an extensive collection of books, comics, and toys.
This nostalgic throwback to Ghouls ‘n Ghosts has a lot of charm, but we’re holding our evaluation as we wait to see the result of some planned patches that address frustrations around progression.
The disagreement over a Call of Duty bet led to the death of a father of two with no connection to the argument, and it will now lead to a prison sentence for the instigating individual.
We’d recommend holding off on a purchase of the new first-person zombie survival experience; our first few hours were plagued by technical, gameplay, and progression issues.
While maintaining the flavor of the original classic board game, the new third edition feels like an entirely new game of Lovecraftian terror and adventure.
If we’re to believe demographic data, when it comes to expressing choices at the polls in the United States, much of the game-playing public simply doesn’t show up.
