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Inq. of the Week: Holiday Gift?

November 20, 2006 by Dave

I now have learned, after a long ordeal, that the holiday shopping season now begins the weekend before Thanksgiving. I had hoped to use a Best Buy coupon that was valid only last weekend to purchase my Wii, but that failed for a few reasons. And Toys R Us was the busiest I’ve ever seen […]

Filed Under: Board, Card, and Miniature Games, Inquisition of the Week, Television, Video Games

Inq. of the Week: Girl Gamers

November 13, 2006 by Bartoneus

Getting right to the question this week:  Should Girl Gamers really be treated so differently? Via Game|Life I saw this Gamestop display that seemed to really get their tights in a knot, and I began to wonder, how bad of an idea is this really?  Certainly placing it right at the door to the store […]

Filed Under: Inquisition of the Week, Video Games

Inq. of the Week: Horror of Horrors!

November 6, 2006 by Dave

These days, more and more emphasis is being placed on the story within games. Back in the olden days, Link just wandered around the land and just happen to be given a sword by an old man. Nowadays he’s drawn into adventure, and it looks like its going to take 70 hours to finish this […]

Filed Under: Inquisition of the Week, Roleplaying Games, Video Games

Inq. of the Week: Style vs. Realism

October 30, 2006 by Bartoneus

This week at Critical Hits we’re looking at a classic question of taste, choice, and large anime eyes.  With our mouths posivitely awash for the impending releases of the Wii and the new Zelda game Twilight Princess, we look back at the latest installment in the franchise.  Tons of fans aired their grievances prior to release […]

Filed Under: Inquisition of the Week, Video Games

Inq. of the Week: Too Much Game?

October 23, 2006 by Dave

One of the hot posts that’s been flying over the video-gameo-blogo-sphere over the past week is over an article written by a former guild leader in World of Warcraft. In it, he describes how the pressures of running a guild began to take over his life. He gained weight (like in the South Park episode), […]

Filed Under: Inquisition of the Week, Video Games

Inq. of the Week: Nostalgia Reigns

October 16, 2006 by Bartoneus

Spawning from last week’s question about movies and their use of intellectual properties comes a controversial thread on how we should view and criticise older games.  Their graphics suck, the gameplay is elementary, story and characterization are practically non-existant, these games suck!  At least that’s what some people think, other feel that we should look […]

Filed Under: Inquisition of the Week, Video Games

Inq. of the Week: In the Movies?

October 9, 2006 by Bartoneus

Everyone’s heard that Peter Jackson is making a Halo movie, that Quinten Tarantino is not making a Half Life movie (as of now), and that Uwe Boll is going to knock Postal and Farcry clear into the worst 100.  At least everyone would expect Postal to make a crappy movie no matter who directed it.  […]

Filed Under: Inquisition of the Week, Movies, Science Fiction & Fantasy Genre, Video Games

Inquisition of the Week: One Year Later

October 2, 2006 by Dave

Critical-hits.com is one year old! We started in August of 2005 under the name “Great Justice” as a temporary site to get WordPress up to speed. Our staff then started exchanging emails about what to call the site. There were a number of names that I liked but were centered around “Nerd Pride” which not […]

Filed Under: Inquisition of the Week, News Tagged With: anniversary

Inquisition of the Week: Heroes

September 25, 2006 by Bartoneus

I stumbled upon a very interesting, quick article written by none other then Frank Miller, you can find it here. It stands on the border of being perfectly written as far as length and content, I feel it is a bit too brief but there is really nothing more I can think I would want […]

Filed Under: Comics, Inquisition of the Week, Television

Inquisition of the Week: Which next-gen system will you buy?

September 18, 2006 by Dave

We have nearly all the facts now: Nintendo Wii: $250. Comes with 1 full controller apparatus and one game. Backwards compatible with Gamecube, plus downloadable game library including SNES, NES, Genesis, and TG-16. Free internet service and downloadable content. No DVD or other media support. No HD support. Added functionality with a Nintendo DS. Xbox […]

Filed Under: Inquisition of the Week, Video Games

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