3D And Movies: A Blessing, A Curse, or Both?

3D isn't anything new. It's been around for nearly 60 years, in many different formats and mediums. It's been thrilling people since it was developed at the end of the 1940s, whether it's at the movies, in magazines, and now, even on Television.

Despite the expansion of the 3D format, it's undoubtedly most recognized for it's role in movies. 3D movies were a huge trend in the 50s, 60s, and into the 70s, and now the craze is back, as in the past few years almost every other film is being released in 3D. Is it a blessing or a curse? Read on to find out my opinion!

How Bioshock Restored My Faith in Video Game Storytelling

I remember when Bioshock first came out in 2007. While I didn't play it when it first debuted, I remember the amount of buzz surrounding it, and the talk of it changing the face of video games for better.

Despite all that buzz, I didn't play it until a while after it's release: partly because I'm not as up to date on gaming as others, partly because I didn't have the system to play it. 

That all changed when I was finally had a 360 to play it on, and when I saw it at Target for only about $20 (which is a steal, considering how obnoxiously priced video games are now...). I picked it up more than anything because of it's price, and because I had heard good things about.