Lucas Raycevick revisits Halo: Combat Evolved to see if it's still as great as everyone said it was.
Lucas Raycevick, continues his analysis of the Halo franchise, digging up everything having to do with one of the most successful and controversial sequels of its generation, Halo 2.
Free of development drama and releasing to the highest sales numbers in the franchise's history, Lucas Raycevick analyzes Halo 3 to see if it truly is the series peak.
Lucas "CuHnadian" Raycevick returns to analyze one of the most controversial Halo games of its time.
Lucas Raycevick analyzes Bungie's controversial final installment in the Halo franchise.
Lucas Raycevick analyzes 343 Industries' follow up to Bungie's legendary saga.
Raycevick ends the season by looking at one of the more divisive entries in the Halo franchise.
Raycevick covers the first entry of the noir-action series Max Payne.
They did it. The team of dreams, large in scope but small in numbers, had done it. 5 Years of blood, sweat and code. They paved the way for others to follow, who eagerly awaited for them to lead once more.
Time moves forward and nothing changes. A metaphor that doesn't apply to this brand. When Max Payne resurfaced, it was to a whole new world of systems, coverage, people and leaders. One's who had plans to create what they wanted.
Raycevick dives into the massive science fiction RPG that would change the genre forever.
Regardless of it's issues, Mass Effect was a huge success. Bioware had elevated the genre. But they were looking to expand and 2007 is the year that would come to the company itself.
Mass Effect 2 was a smash hit for Bioware. After being compared to some of the greatest games of all time, where do you go from there?
Bioware had changed rapidly. It's CEO's had left the industry. While they received accolades for Dragon Age Inquisition, Bioware's Montreal studio was busy taking their own journey into the unknown...