David Silbert

Review: The Legend of Zelda is a series that always seems to reinvent itself with each new entry. In Majora’s Mask, time-management was central to…

‘Till Death Do Us Part On Monday, Blizzard released the last remaining cards of the upcoming Hearthstone expansion Knights of the Frozen Throne, which launches August 10. With all cards finally out in the open, the Hearthstone community can…

Happy Monday! As our viewers get ready for the work day, we thought we’d share some of the things that we’re up to this week: Augustine World of Warcraft. Progressing in Mythic Tomb of Sargeras.…

Dance ‘Till You Drop Atlus has just announced new entries into the Persona Q and Dancing All Night spin-off series. The new titles were unveiled during a recent Persona concert performance in Japan. The first, Persona…

Bigger, Badder, Better By now, those who have followed The Punished Backlog from it’s inception have probably noticed that I’ve been on a bit of a hiatus. The last article I posted was back in…

The following five underappreciated video games may have been looked over when they released, but absolutely shouldn’t be missed.

Back to the Past Call of Duty: WWII may be the next entry in the Call of Duty series. According to an article posted by Charlie Intel (later re-posted on NeoGAF) containing allegedly leaked photos of advertisements marketing the…

Running to Android Phones This Week Nintendo has announced via their Nintendo of America Twitter account that Super Mario Run will release on Android on March 23. For reference, Super Mario Run launched worldwide on iOS back…

Get Your Indie On Sony has announced the release date for several upcoming indie games releasing on PlayStation 4.  Cosmic Star Heroine will launch on April 11 followed by Full Throttle Remastered on April 18, with What…

The Very Best From Boston’s Popular Expo March 10-12 marked the return of Boston’s annual Penny Arcade Expo.  Despite temperatures that were in the teens, a multitude of fantastic games were on display that more…