Review: Star Wars: The Old Republic

John Hoang, Staff Writer
January 25, 2012

From the creators of the Mass Effect series and Dragon Age: Origins, Bioware has released a new Star Wars MMORPG (Massive-multiplayer online role playing game) The Old Republic on Dec. 20 2011. Set thousands of years before the original Star Wars trilogy, this game takes place during the war between... Read more »

Upcoming Movies

Travis St. John, Staff Writer
January 19, 2012

Coriolanus Synopsis: Based on the William Shakespeare play. Why I want to see it: Well I’m an actor, so naturally I love anything Shakespeare ever did and a modern version of Coriolanus sounds fantastic. Gerard Butler plays the antagonist and Ralph Fiennes plays Coriolanus which sounds fantastic. Safe... Read more »

Review: Skyrim

Josh Perry, Entertainment Editor
January 7, 2012

Two hundred years after Martin Septim fought off Mehrunes Dagon and saved all of Tamriel from destruction, trouble returns to the continent. This time it’s in the northern, Nordic province of Skyrim. The issue that has plagued Skyrim: Dragons have returned from the dead and are wrecking havoc across... Read more »

Review: How The Edge Stole Christmas

Joe Kinler, Staff Writer
December 17, 2011

102.1 The Edge put on its annual show, “How The Edge Stole Christmas,” at the Verizon Theatre in Grand Prairie on Dec. 2. The show boasted a strong line up of newly popular bands leading up to the final performance of headlining band Rise Against. The show built up a lot of hype in the weeks preceding... Read more »

Review: Mylo Xyloto

Joe Kinler, Staff Writer
November 28, 2011

Releasing their fifth studio album Mylo Xyloto, British pop band Coldplay returns with a new approach to their music. With 14 tracks, this album provides seamless transitions and gives new life to Coldplay, maintaining their popular appeal while still experimenting with different sounds. Sound/Style Starting... Read more »

Review: Arkham City

Travis St. John, Staff Writer
November 4, 2011

I have impatiently anticipated Batman: Arkham City since I first finished Batman: Arkham Asylum. The sequel had a lot to live up to and it did more than that surpassing Arkham Asylum with flying colors. The game starts off with the player controlling Bruce Wayne which personally made me stand up and... Read more »

The 6 Greatest Video Game Heroes So Far

Travis St. John, Staff Writer
October 25, 2011

Mario will not be in this story. I understand that he’s one of the most known video game characters, but he’s absolutely a terrible heroic character. He’s a plumber with a mustache that stomps on turtles. How PETA has not called Nintendo out on this, I do not understand. Meet my six greatest video... Read more »

The 6 Greatest Dinosaurs That Ever Lived

Travis St. John, Staff Writer
September 30, 2011

Ever since Jurassic Park people have known that the most amazing dinosaurs are the velociraptor and the T-Rex, but these monsters are not what people think. The raptor portrayed in the movie had been given a growth spurt thanks to Steven Speilberg, and the T-Rex was thought to be the biggest carnivore... Read more »

DC Comics’ Most Ridiculous Super Heroes and Villans

Travis St.John, Staff Writer
August 30, 2011

DC has been making super hero comics since 1935, long before Stan Lee started making super heros in 1961. DC made some of the most famous super heros of all time: Superman, Batman, Green Arrow, Aqua Man, Green Lantern and Wonder Woman; as well as many other memorable characters. DC has also made some... Read more »

Review: Bulletstorm

Josh Perry
April 13, 2011

Bulletstorm, created by Epic Games and developed by People Can Fly, delivers the action to you with a neatly wrapped kick to the face. You play as protagonist (using the word as lightly as possible) Grayson Hunt through his trek for redemption and revenge. Introduced very early in the game is the ability... Read more »