Matt Kowalski

2 weeks ago | nichegamer.com | Matt Kowalski

When a developer announces that they are delaying the release of their game, a few things come to mind. The first thing that comes to mind is that there is a massive game-breaking bug that is not easily remedied. Second, other games are going to be released around the same time frame. Finally, there is something controversial about the game that they want to change and they are worried about how it will affect their sales/stock.

1 month ago | nichegamer.com | Matt Kowalski

When you were young, did your mother say to you, “Don’t sit too close to the TV or you will damage your eyes?” At the time, that warning seemed like something an overly cautious parent would say. As a 90s kid, I heard this statement far too often, but TVs were bulkier then and the picture was controlled by a tube that would create a fuzzy image. Little did we know that there was a scientific reason for parental warning based on experience and science.

1 month ago | nichegamer.com | Matt Kowalski

If you were to wake up tomorrow and had no memory of how you got where you were, what would you do? Would you look for clues to understand your location, stay in place until someone found you, or would you look for information about who you are? Earlier this month, we had the opportunity to meet with Rebellion to preview their upcoming game, Atomfall; during this meeting, we got a sneak peek at the world we would be exploring and told what we could expect from the game.

1 month ago | nichegamer.com | Matt Kowalski

When you think of games involving cars, what do you think of? Do you think of racing games like Need for Speed, Forza, Gran Turismo, The Crew, F1, or Burnout? What about games where cars are in it but are not the primary focus; Games like Mafia, Call of Duty, or GTA involve vehicles but they aren’t the primary focus. Whether they are the primary focus or not, players expect any kind of driving game to work properly, have decent handling, and be an enjoyable experience.

1 month ago | nichegamer.com | Matt Kowalski

Over the last five years, the wrestling landscape has changed drastically. Gone are the days when liking wrestling was ridiculed and mocked; instead, wrestling has become a hot ticket item similar to how it was in the late 90s and early 2000s. So what changed in the last five years? During the last five years, three major things have happened: 1. a new competitor, AEW, joined the market, forcing WWE to adapt and improve. 2. Vince McMahon was forced to retire and ultimately sold the company. 3.