Angelo D’Argenio is an 8 year veteran of game’s journalism with an addiction to fighting games, artistic indie games, and JRPGs. He has written for several outlets and once served as an editor and video game liaison for Doug Liman, the producer of the Bourne Identity. He is the current president of Disorganization XIII, a panelist group that you can find performing at conventions all over the east coast. When he isn’t writing about games or playing games you can find him running the NJ Rejects tournament series, putting on video game based art pieces, or working on Broken Sky, an indie game project of his own. He also plays a mean game of Tetris Attack.
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10 Video Games That Will Make You Cry
Somewhere amidst the JRPG cutscenes and moral gray areas of these games is a sea of tears just waiting to flow. These are 10 Video Games That Will Make You Cry.
11 Facts You Probably Didn’t Know About Mega Man
Are there really 11 obscure Mega Man Facts you've never heard about? Read along and see how well you really know the blue bomber.
10 Dumbest Ways to Die in Video Games
There are still some ways to die in video games that make us rage and throw our controller, not because they are cheap, but because they are stupid.
10 Weirdest JRPG Franchises
Japanese role-playing games (JRPGs) are weird man! There are giant robots, huge birds, tentacle demons, and all sorts of stuff.
10 Most Unfair Video Games
Can you triumph over broken A.I. and impossible to defeat stage hazards? Can you keep yourself from smashing your controller to pieces during unbelievably cheap boss fights? Take a chance with the 10 Most Unfair Games.
10 Best RPGs Ever
For this list, we are only considering the classic Japanese RPG and American RPG games that defined the formula as we know it today, and even then there are more than enough good RPGs out there to make your head spin. That being said, these are the 10 Best RPGs Ever.
10 Best Racing Games
Gentlemen, start your engines! It’s time for the 10 Best Racing Games. We're warning you, there are going to be fans angry at us for not including titles like Gran Turismo, F1- Grand Prix, and Super Off Road. However, we had to look at the bigger picture...
10 Call of Duty Facts That Will Blow Your Mind!
The sheer numbers that the Call of Duty franchise has managed to pull in are astounding. Brace yourself, as this list of Call of Duty facts may blow your mind.
Professor Layton and the Azran Legacy Review (3DS)
Completing Professor Layton and the Azran Legacy is a bittersweet experience. On one hand, it’s a pleasure to come back to the Layton gameplay that we all know and love. On the other hand, it’s the last time we will be doing so. This is, essentially, the end to the Layton series; a swan song for everyone’s favorite top-hatted sleuth. The game is perfectly crafted to push you closer to the end, and with it the answer to a mystery that has been built up over the last three titles. You’ll happily gobble up puzzle after puzzle, but as you fill out Layton’s suitcase and slowly uncover all the answers the game has to offer, you can’t help but be filled with an emptiness as you realize, this is really it.
Game Experiment: Exploring the Many Worlds Model of Quantum Physics With Kaizo Mario World
Emulators, Quantum Physics, Fan Hacks and Mario; today’s Game Experiment has it all. A new variety of playback has cropped up on YouTube under the title 'Many Worlds Mario.' It’s a series of videos showcasing stages of the fan hack, Kaizo Mario World. The hack is designed to, essentially, be super hard. Nothing other than a very specific series of actions will get you through these sadistic stages lined with enemies, piranha plants, and bottomless pits. There are even portions of levels where you literally have to get through them by bouncing off of moving bullet bills.