Peter Tieryas's saved articles

During the Edo Period (1603-1868) of Japan, sushi was between two and four times larger than it is today.

I never pass up the opportunity to drink in a game. I’ve visited every bar in The Witcher 3. I’ve filled Adam…

Ubisoft games are understandably knocked for having a lot of filler content. Often, though, one of their gargantuan…

It’s hard to compete with last month’s PlayStation Plus offerings which somehow included both Bloodborne and Ratchet…

The weekend is for making mac and cheese, oh boy! Also, video games.

Remember the NES Max? It was a weird boomerang-shaped controller from 1988 that was, like so many things, ahead of…

I had reason (research for a colleague) to play my Xbox 360 copy of Red Dead Redemption on my Xbox One earlier this…

Ubisoft is releasing a PS4 and Xbox One version of one of my favorite Assassin’s Creed games on Tuesday. Back in…

About one hour into my Assassin’s Creed: Origins playthrough, I came upon my first treasure chest in an…

Secret of Mana is a broken game that I will always love. Playing through the recent remake forced me to reckon with…

What’s your first gaming memory? Is it your dad’s Atari 2600? Struggling to figure out how to use the controller on…

Some games grab you right away. Super Mario 64 won me over on the first jump. Bioshock got me at its elevator. Threes…

An extremely rare, officially-licensed Donkey Kong game has finally been released to the Internet, and now the…

The weekend is for it being the last weekend of the Olympics, oh no! Also, video games.

The weekend is for doing something other than watching the Olympics. Probably. Maybe. OK probably just Olympics. And…

If you’ve played an hour in one Dynasty Warriors game you’ve played an hour in all of them. That’s been the…

Metroid Prime is a massive game, but speedrunners bypass most of it with complicated glitches and special tricks. A…

On my first try, I didn’t like Dandara very much, despite praise for the game from my colleague whose taste in Metroi…