Trone Dowd is a reporter for The Messenger, specializing in video game coverage. With a background in journalism from the Newmark School, Trone's articles explore the latest developments in the gaming industry, including game releases, industry news, and the intersection of gaming and pop culture.
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The award-winning Finnish developer is doing a series of streams looking behind the scenes of Alan Wake 2’s production. by Trone Dowd
All in a day's work.
'Tales of Kenzera: ZAU' is a game I recommend wholeheartedly to anyone who believes in the medium’s ability to evoke very real, and above all very human, emotional experiences.
In the summer of 2009, I vividly remember digging up my uncle’s Super Nintendo out of the large, locked chest that sat dormant in my grandparents' spare room for more than a decade. As a kid who started gaming on the original PlayStation a decade earlier, suddenly having access to the console many dubbed “the greatest of all time” was an exciting prospect.
Fans waited years for Bethesda to drop a current-gen update for Fallout 4. But less than a week after the long-awaited patch dropped, PC fans are now hard at work finding ways to remove the new changes.
It’s widely understood that when you play the Game of Thrones, you win or you perish. But thanks to Korean developer and publisher Nexon, engaging in this deadly contest of political maneuvering and wits could also mean finding cool loot and leveling up with friends.
Like Ford Mustangs and apple pie, Fallout is all American. At least, according to the man in charge of the gaming franchise.
With Alan Wake 2 sweeping in the latest of its accolades this game awards season, Finnish developer Remedy Entertainment is busy working on some long-awaited voyages back into its extended universe.
D&D exec says games is an "integral part of Hasbro's strategy going into the next 100 years."
On the heels of the somewhat contentious release of Fallout 4’s Next-Gen update, Bethesda Game Studios announced that some long-awaited quality-of-life features are finally being added to their space-faring role-playing game.
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