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NJIT's Student Newspaper

The Vector

IndieCade 2014: The 25 Most Essential Indie Games

IndieCade 2014: The 25 Most Essential Indie Games

Matthew Maravilla March 5, 2014

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 2014: The Experience

IndieCade East 2014: The Experience

Matthew Maravilla March 5, 2014

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...

Vatsu’s Game Reviews: Infinite Crisis

Ayodeji Asagaba March 1, 2014

Not ones to let the recent MOBA (Multiplayer Online Battle Arena) surge pass them by, Turbine (the makers of the hit Lord of the Rings MMO) have teamed up with DC Comics to bring the first superhero-centric...

Indie Game Thing: Savant Ascent

Indie Game Thing: Savant Ascent

Matthew Maravilla February 25, 2014

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...

The End: FXIII Saga

The End: FXIII Saga

Vector Staff February 25, 2014

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...

Soundodger+

Soundodger+

Vector Staff February 17, 2014

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...

Global Game Jam 2014

Global Game Jam 2014

Matthew Maravilla February 7, 2014

By: Matthew Maravilla Last weekend, in Weston Hall, a horde of beginner and experienced game developers alike amassed for what is the Global Game Jam, a worldwide 48-hour-make-a-game-a-thon. From the...

Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Z

Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Z

Ayodeji Asagaba February 7, 2014

By: Ayodeji Asagaba "Cha La Head Cha Ok” Namco-Bandai is back with a return to the storied Dragon Ball universe. After a 3 year hiatus (ignoring the Kinect game and HD re-release) comes Battle of Z...

Vatsus Game Reviews: Dead Rising 3

Vatsu’s Game Reviews: Dead Rising 3

Ayodeji Asagaba February 1, 2014

“Hey, you’ve got some red on you.” By: Ayodeji Asagba Hello reader, and welcome to 2014! Hope the New Year has been a good one for you and that you've got a lot of big plans ahead. Most importantly,...

Indie Game Thing: Dust an Elysian Tail

Indie Game Thing: Dust an Elysian Tail

Matthew Maravilla February 1, 2014

By: Matthew Maravilla As with big budget games, the idea of “don’t fix what isn’t broken" is just as true for indies. Of course, when an independent team after 2004 decides not to fix the wheel,...

Indie Game Thing: Contrast

Indie Game Thing: Contrast

Matthew Maravilla December 9, 2013

An example of a diamond in the rough Of all of the games I’ll ever talk about in Indie Game Thing, Contrast will be one game that really surprised me. Mixing the gilded ideals of the 1920’s with childhood...

Indie Game Thing: Resogun

Indie Game Thing: Resogun

Matthew Maravilla December 9, 2013

With the new console releases come a new wave of games. Surprisingly enough, one of the best games coming out from the Sony camp seems to be an indie game from the guys who made Super Stardust HD. Being...

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