A lot of people who come into IndieCade don’t come empty handed. IndieCade works as a place to gain new ideas from and create experience with like-minded people under one common flag. Thus, IndieCade...

There are a lot of independent games out there, so the Indiecade East organizers made it easy for newcomers to the indie genre by organizing a whole arcade of what they consider the 25 Most Essential Indie...

IndieCade East is hailed as the Sundance Festival for video games. This year’s IndieCade East served as a great example of what defines independent video games and gaming as a medium. Never have I...

Dani's Anime Corner Diabolik Lovers: Review Danielle Judka I wish there was a way to see how studios select the shows they plan to animate, because honestly, Zexcs really lost it. For a moment there...

Editor-in-Chief Your weekends are precious, sleep has the same worth as diamonds, and time never seems to be on your side. This week we will be approaching three simple and “lazy” recipes that require...

Dubstep is one of those crazy music genres that get people into long-winded arguments on whether or not it is actually a genre of music. Dubstep is in-your-face beats full of techno rhythm with a myriad...

Love it or hate it, Square-Enix’s Final Fantasy series is a mainstay in videogaming. Some of the most prized stories, amazing musical scores and graphical tour de forces have come from the 20+ years...

The first recipe I ever attempted to emulate, aside from meatloaf, was Katsudon, a Japanese pork cutlet with egg over rice and onions. Although it's a dish that I could make in a matter of minutes now,...

Why is that whenever I type Hamatora…it wants to be corrected to Hamtaro? Hamatora The Animation threw me for a little loop, but not in a bad way. This will be NAZ’s first official anime title,...

Indie Game Thing: Soundodger+ Music is a captivating piece of art that some of us (almost) can’t live without. Urges to scream, cry, move, dance, and swing comes from music. However, we don’t have...

This is a new feature of The ARTicle brought to you by Jay Wall, the Treasurer and resident Paper Mache Artist of the Student Art Society. Are you ready for NJIT’s MiniCon? If not, Student Art Society...