Video Game Roundtable Episode 72: Half a Show
We apologize for not posting Episode 71 on GameStooge – you can check out that episode at the podcast hosting site Podbean here. It’s a must-listen to, as it includes pandas. This week’s episode is abbreviated due to Paul’s move to California, and various Halloween delays. That’s not to say there’s no great stuff in the show, as there...
New England Patriots WR Julian Edelman Could Be Shipped to The Packers
The last few days more and more information about Julian Edelman's alleged sexual assault is surfacing. It seems Julian dressed as Lt. Jim Dangle from “Reno 911! decided to allegedly give a young lady an unwelcomed cavity search on a dance floor at a club in Boston's Back Bay. After the alleged crotch grab high-jinks ensued and eventually the...
Music Review: Ball ‘n Chain “Different Strokes”
For fans of solid metal pop that was the mainstay of groups like Quiet Riot, Ratt and other architects of hard music, Boston veteran Joe Black and his band, Ball ‘n’ Chain, have come up with a top notch outing that begs repeated spins. When Black was bassist for Balloon (a band featuring Charlie Farren, who would go on...
Playdead’s Next Game Weirder Than Limbo
Playdead’s next game will be “more weird” than the developer’s breakout game, Limbo, and it’s already shaping up to be “crazy good”. This was revealed in an interview with the Danish developer’s boss Dino Patti.
“I think it looks crazy good,” Patti told Eurogamer. “I’m really proud of it already. I know the art is not fully there yet, but...
Preview: Max Payne 3 (PC, Xbox 360, PS3)
My preview of Max Payne 3 is now live on Strategy Informer. Here is a taste of the preview:
Max Payne was released ten years ago on PC, the PlayStation 2 and the original Xbox. Whilst it was a standard third-person shooter with unbelievably cheesy dialog, it was a smash hit because of its standout technical innovation: bullet time. This...
HBO – Boardwalk Empire Review: Episode 2.6 “The Age of Reason”
I've hinted at this before in previous reviews, but to me Boardwalk Empire sometimes comes across as less of a cohesive series and more like a collection of beautiful, detail rich vignettes. This episode in particular felt very disjointed, as if there was no consistent, unifying theme throughout it. I know I watched the episode, but at the end...
AMC: The Walking Dead Review – Episode 2.3: Save the Last One
Poor, tortured Shane. In order to get the medical supplies back to the house in time to save Carl (or perhaps, just save himself), he sacrificed Otis to the zombies. It was a harsh decision that echoed back to what Lori and Rick argued about: Is life worth living if you spend all your time barely surviving? Does that...
Grand Theft Auto V Announced (Trailer Release Date)
Rockstar has finally confirmed Grand Theft Auto V, and is promising a trailer on November 2. No other info has been revealed. Expect it to be released for PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.
Jonah Falcon is a blogger for TMRzoo and GameStooge.com and covers all gaming consoles and platforms including Sony Playstation 3, Microsoft XBOX 360, Nintendo Wii, Sony...
HBO Boardwalk Empire Episode Review: 2.5 – “Gimcrack & Bunkum”
I am sorry for my continued Boardwalk Empire ignorance. I really should go back and watch the entire first season, because I'm often confused with the plots, storyline and characters. This season seems to be moving along at a very slow pace as well, and I'm curious to see if season one moved along as deliberately as this one....
AMC: The Walking Dead Review – Episode 2.2 – Bloodletting
The first two episodes of this season seemed slower and more thoughtfully paced to me than last season, which was a little frenetic at times. The Walking Dead, like the zombie hordes populating the show's sets, seems to do its best work at a slow gait. This week, Rick and Shane take the wounded Carl back to a farmhouse,...




