Albert Wesker: Resident Evil’s Most Dangerous Man
Albert Wesker wasn’t just Resident Evil’s main villain. He was a manipulator, a scientist, and someone who decided he had the right to end the world.
The Organization: The Nameless Company That Took Down Umbrella (Resident Evil)
They pulled the strings behind Umbrella’s downfall, hired Ada Wong, and vanished without a name. Here’s a breakdown on the rise and fall of The Organization.
Resident Evil’s H.C.F.: The Army Built for One Man
Wesker’s elite black-ops unit H.C.F. played a key role in Resident Evil lore. So… why did it vanish without a trace?
The Connections: Resident Evil’s Most Dangerous Faction
The Connections are Resident Evil’s scariest villains. Here’s who they are, what they did, and why they’ve never been stopped.
Tricell: The Company That Turned Umbrella’s Nightmare Into a Business
Tricell didn’t create Resident Evil’s bioweapons nightmare. They bought it for cheap and made it worse.
What Is Griefing in Games and Why Is It a Problem?
Griefing ruins gaming for so many players. But what exactly is griefing, is it different from PvP and why is Star Citizen the worst offender?
What Netflix’s Devil May Cry Gets Wrong About Dante
Adi Shankar changes Dante from a carefree demon hunter to a passive character. It’s not the first time someone tried to fix what wasn’t broken.
When Corporations Break Your Game Before You Play It
Gamers are burning out. Not from playing too much, but from corporate decisions that waste their time, money, and trust before they ever log in.
Sony owns the Destiny universe. It’s time to start fresh.
Sony spent $3.6 billion on Bungie and the Destiny IP. With Destiny 2 ending and the studio in turmoil, here’s why a bold reinvention, not a sequel, is the smartest move Sony can make.