This month on MDX we are welcoming podcast and games journalist Amanda Farough!

In the early days of the Xbox One, Ori and the Blind Forest was hailed as a success for its tight gameplay, touching story,  and beautiful art design. It scored an 88% on Metacritic and is still regarded as one of the best Xbox Game Studios releases. It seems fitting then that the sequel to […]

Some things take time. A good meal, takes time to prepare, a relationship takes time to mature, and sometimes a game needs the right time to show it’s greatness. As a husband, father and guy who works two jobs, time is the most important and fleeting thing in my life and it can be difficult […]

By: Nick Edwards There are many aspects that can make or break a game; graphics, controls, writing, audio, characters just to name a few. A game can slide by with a combination of anyone of these, but what can really elevate the game is a great side quest or mission. Call them what you want […]

On this month's episode of Mega Dads Live the guys play Final Fantasy 7 Remake, Dreams, Rush VR and much more! We also discuss how the world is getting sick and we don't get to go places anymore and just why in the world does Sony want to measure our sweat? Our producer Pop-In is Blaze Knight and in The Last Word we discuss our happy places.

When actor Rob McElhenney got on stage during the Ubisoft E3 2019 Press Conference to announce that he and his fellow It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia alumni Charlie Day & Megan Ganz were teaming up with the publisher to create a television series about the games industry, it was met with what I would describe […]

On this all new episode of MDX Adam and John sit down with Dylan Meade, Program manager for XBOX Game Pass to take about the future of Xbox, the worst controllers ever and Ms. Pac Man.

Five years ago, the world was gifted one of the most perfect games ever to grace consoles or PC. I’m talking of course about Gwent. The game within The Witcher 3 quickly became an obsession for many people, myself included, so much so that they released a full Gwent game shortly after and then began […]

I sometimes find it difficult to get into big games. Running and shooting is not something I excel at. Climbing around can get annoying. One thing that always pulls me in is a game with puzzles. I loved Limbo and Inside. The Witness blew me away. My favorite part of Tomb Raider are the puzzles […]

By Adam Leonhardt: In 1996 the world of video games was in a state of change with consoles like the Sega Saturn and the Sony Playstation pushing a narrative of more intense and mature gaming into the mainstream space. More realistic 3D graphics and immersive cinematic experiences were starting to take the spotlight away from […]