Showing posts with label Adam Sessler. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Adam Sessler. Show all posts

Friday, February 1, 2013

Adam Sessler Interviews God Of War Ascension Director

Kratos in back in God of War Ascension, and he looks to be angrier than ever. After playing the game himself, Adam Sessler got a chance to talk to the game's diector about Kratos' new combat system, the game's new color palette, and much more.

Monday, January 21, 2013

Adam Sessler On Violence In Video Games

Adam Sessler's moved on from G4, but he is still providing thoughtful insight on the gaming industry.

Thursday, May 19, 2011

Adam Sessler On L.A. Noire

Tuesday, August 17, 2010

G4 TV Finally Wakes Up And Brings App To Android

It took forever it seems, but they finally got around to people that actually don't have iPhones. Attack Of The Show sucks, but having Sessler's Soapbox & Fresh Ink where ever you go is a definite plus.
Our app will provide you with a fully searchable treasure trove of up-to-the-second gaming news, game trailers, exclusive expert reviews, high-quality videos, interviews with gaming luminaries, unmatched tips, tricks and cheats and much, much more. Then, share the awesomeness you've discovered with your pals via email or Facebook.

But that isn't all. Our apps are also your window into G4. Check out our comprehensive television schedule, and view exclusive clips from Attack of the Show, X-Play, and Web Soup. Access our exciting event coverage from E3, CES, Comic-Con and other nerd gatherings, including press conferences, hands-on demos, and exclusive interviews.
The app is free so you can access through the Android Market on your phone or by scanning the image below with your phone.

Friday, August 13, 2010

Adam Sessler & X-Play Staff Discuss Red Dead Revolver & More

It's an older clip, but I just got around to watching this podcast and the Red Dead discussion was dope so I decided to pass it along.

Monday, January 5, 2009

Video Game Violence

I love his game reviews on X-Play. I would attend a lecture if he gave one. I like his sense of humor as well as common sense approach.



What do you think has had the biggest role in our desensitization to violence? What medium has the largest impact on children? Maybe you believe the media has no impact. Thoughts?