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Posted by Ali Nazifpour on May 18, 2012

Why Do I Hate Diablo III (Before Even Playing It)

Nazifpour's angry rant about the recent situation with Blizzard.

Posted by Alice Kojiro on May 17, 2012

Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword – A Counterpoint

Zelda fans everywhere absolutely loved Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword, many of them touting it as the greatest Zelda to ever grace a console. Zelda fans everywhere but Alice Kojiro's house.

Posted by Ali Nazifpour on May 15, 2012

Introduction: Book Reviews

There are many great books written on video games. This is a new feature which will deal with them in depth.

Posted by David "DDJ" Jerebko on May 14, 2012

"This is what qualifies as a great 3DS game?" Good: Humorous tone and approach; visually the best the 3DS has to offer; innovative way of determining difficulty. Bad: Terrible, terrible, borderline unusable control system; a lack of identity or good core gameplay.

Posted by Alice Kojiro on May 14, 2012

Castle Tower B (Castlevania: Harmony of Dissonance)

May 2012 is Alternate Reality Month on Oases of Beauty. This entry looks at the Castle B version of the Castle Tower from Castlevania: Harmony of Dissonance, an Action-Adventure for the Game Boy Advance.

Posted by Alice Kojiro on May 12, 2012

Metroid: Other M

Alice Kojiro laments over the current state of Metroid and gaming in general, managing to review Metroid: Other M in the process.

Posted by David "BGH" Kempe on May 8, 2012

Hanano Puzzle

April showers bring May flowers, but Hanano Puzzle's flowers bring the pain in this tricky yet oh so satisfying puzzle experience.

Posted by Ali Nazifpour on May 7, 2012

The Top 10 Video Games for the Fans of Heavy Metal Music

Do you like video games? Are you metalhead? Don't you love it when Heavy Metal and video games come in one package, a game with an awesome metal music, or a game with a great metal soundtrack list? These games will satisfy you.

About Us

Hi! Welcome to Gaming Symmetry. Here, we attempt to give video games the type of critical credit and attention we believe they deserve. We consider video games to be more than just entertainment; like film and literature, they can be art as well.

At present, we're staffed by a team of nine authors, writing pieces on the art, psychology, culture, and future of gaming. If you like what you see, follow us on Twitter or like us on Facebook.