Video Game Book Club: Batman: Arkham Asylum – Episode 1

Each month, members of Irrational Passions will play through a new game. From modern to retro, obscure to popular, games we’ve played and those we haven’t, we will be hitting checkpoints as we go, sharing our experiences. Play along and…

Pixel Ripped 1989 Review

Alex takes a dive into Dot’s world with this PSVR review

Input Ep. 46: Fortnite Plus PlayStation Crossplay and Beyond Good and Evil 2 Crowd-Sourcing

E3 2018!! Usually E3 dosen’t produce a lot of stories that the Input crew would cover, but stuff is happening! Did you know Beyond Good and Evil 2 is a video game? Discussion Topics:  Fort-not Beyond Labor Works Mentioned: Sony’s…

Yakuza 6 Impressions: My First Time in Kamurocho

Yakuza 6 just so happens to be my first trip to the Yakuza world, and it’s been an incredibly enlightening experience.

Input Ep.11 : Andrew House’s Legacy and Why Don’t We Support Game Devs?

Jurge sadly couldn’t make it on this week’s episode, but Jarrett and Logan soldiered on without him.

Editorial: Who Really Took E3 2017?

Alex gives his two cents on how he felt the big three did at E3, from what they showed, to what they didn’t.

IrrationalPod Ep. 317

Time to relax and sip some tea: this IrrationalPod is a jolly trot through games we’re finishing, and games we’re excited for.

The Quiet Moments of Games: Naughty Dog and Storytelling

Logan Wilkinson arrives to discuss Naughty Dog’s mastery of quite storytelling.

IrrationalPod Ep. 257 with Brandt Ranj

Brandt is here, so you know this ain’t no mediocre!

IrrationalPod Ep. 220

Evan is here, let’s gooooooo!

Throwback Thursday: Super Smash Bros.

Running barefoot across streets, catching fireflies in a jar to create a nightlight for later, and those unsettling nights when sleep is far from happening because of the late night ghost stories characterize a normal childhood. As video games became…

Gaming Innovations of the Next Generation

The world of video games is on the brink of what seems to be the greatest console war to date. In the past, consoles have always fought head-to-head to dominate the market.