Dylan Magner, Author at GamEir

Born Free: The Immersion of the Open World Game

March 6th, 2018

Out of every genre in gaming, none is better value for money or demands more from the player than the open world game. The open world game which, for the sake of this article, encompasses all games in the sandb...

The Importance of the Video Game Soundtrack

Dylan Magner

February 6th, 2018

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In 1927, the film The Jazz Singer was released; it was a ground-breaking moment in the history, becoming the first ever film to contain audible dialogue, spawning the “part-talkie” revolution in film which brid...

Axe Man: Guitar Hero and the virtual musician

Dylan Magner

January 22nd, 2018

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Way back in 2005, RedOctane released the first Guitar Hero game; in doing so, the brought a relatively new concept to the gaming table: the era of the virtual musician. Its true that games like Rez and Singstar...

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A Review in Progress: LocoRoco 2

Dylan Magner

January 8th, 2018

PlayStation 4, Review

The LocoRoco game series began life on Sony’s handheld PSP, with the first game in the series being released on the console less than a year after its launch, it became a fan favourite thanks to its colourful v...

The End and the art of the boss battle

Dylan Magner

December 18th, 2017

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*Warning: The following article about the End and the art of the boss battle contains some (very) minor spoilers of Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater, reader discretion is (kinda) advised The boss battle is a ...

The Rage and Addiction of Online Gaming

Dylan Magner

December 12th, 2017

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I haven’t blinked in four and a half minutes, the vein on the right side of my head is protruding violently, my eyes are strained from the flashing images of war, the pain in my spine caused by my posture is bo...

Why GTA IV is the best game in the series

Dylan Magner

December 8th, 2017

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When looking at any series in media, people have strong opinions as to which installments are best and which are the worse. In film, it is the general consensus, amongst fans and critics alike, that the third i...

Video Game Violence & The Last Of Us Part II

Dylan Magner

November 14th, 2017

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As gamers and consumers of entertainment, when a highly anticipated product emerges on the horizon we tend to scavenge for as much detail and information as possible, going over developer interviews, game trail...

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Sail the Seven Seas in Sagres – coming soon to Nintendo Switch

Major News for Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege Esports

Wired Direct 2024 is almost here

Like A Dragon Infinite Wealth: A wealth of substance over style.

Parallel – Equidistant Good and Evil

Belfast XR Festival arrives soon, with full lineup revealed

HideoTube returns!

Belfast’s RENDR festival returns

Little Town Hero: A little game with big ideas

Outcast – A New Beginning: The Sequel You Never Thought You Needed

Granblue Fantasy: Relink – soaring the skies with wonder

Warhammer 40,000: Chaos Gate – Daemonhunters, let’s get nuts

Let’s Talk About Persona 3 Reload

Rise of the Ronin – A Shōgun Gunshow

Cartel Tycoon, say hello to my fun friend

Born Free: The Immersion of the Open World Game

The Importance of the Video Game Soundtrack

Axe Man: Guitar Hero and the virtual musician

A Review in Progress: LocoRoco 2

The End and the art of the boss battle

The Rage and Addiction of Online Gaming

Why GTA IV is the best game in the series

Video Game Violence & The Last Of Us Part II

Author Dylan Magner