Critical Hit

25 Nov 2015

Online Gaming Attitude

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This week on the show, Luke, Kev and Meags are on board to talk all about their experiences and thoughts surrounding online gaming communities – specifically, the communities that often have a bad reputation when it comes to competitive gaming like Call of Duty. We all love to play these games and the multiplayer components are always growing bigger and bigger, so it’s unfortunate when there are times that we genuinely don’t feel like playing them simply because we are cautious about being abused by somebody on the other side of the world. Not all gamers are abusive of course, and not everyone is insulting, so where do we draw the line? Is there anything we can do to prevent this kind of behavior? How does it impact us from the LGBT community specifically?

Also this week, Meags delivers her final verdict on Call of Duty: Black Ops 3, Luke gets scared half to death playing Project Zero: Maiden of Black Water and Kev has been testing out his cooperative side with The Legend of Zelda: Triforce Heroes!

To cap it off, we talk about the news of the week including Sony’s PS2 backwards compatibility on the PS4 and a game that is so awful that the developers are removing it from stores and even going as far to refund their customers who purchased it in the first place!