John Alexander Hitchcock is a writer for Game Rant, specializing in video game news, reviews, and features. With a passion for gaming, John covers a wide range of topics including game recommendations, character analysis, and exploring potential additions to popular game franchises.
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By: John Alexander Hitchcock
Not every "hero" deserves to be called as such. These gaming protagonists start out as heroes, but quickly show that they have villainous tendencies.
By: John Alexander Hitchcock
Highlights The new Indiana Jones game will be in first-person perspective, consistent with other Bethesda games like Dishonored and Wolfenstein.
Highlights New game, Gears of War: E-Day, offers a look at the beginnings of the war. Marcus Fenix returns in the spotlight in the prequel, showcasing his early days.
By: John Alexander Hitchcock
Highlights Canada has a strong presence in video games, with major developers and diverse game settings.
Highlights Native American representation in media is improving, with more characters appearing in video games, but still lacks gender diversity.
By: John Alexander Hitchcock
Highlights A single-player campaign could add depth to the supposedly counter-terrorism focused gameplay of Rainbow Six: Siege.
By: John Alexander Hitchcock
Highlights Some video games encourage non-violence, offering rewards for avoiding killings through moral choices.
Countless video games feature prisons, but not all of them give players the chance to escape from one. Here are some great titles that do.
Looking for an epic duel in a video game? These titles are the perfect ones to try.
By: John Alexander Hitchcock
With Space Marine 2's release on the horizon, there's plenty of room in the Warhammer 40k universe for other factions to star in their own shooters.
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