Original fiction in Blast
Tennis and Street Fighter: One in the Same
Feb. 16, 2010 Leave a Comment
With the Australian Open coming to an end in January, the beginning of the 2010 Tennis season started. If you didn’t catch it or don’t care about tennis, for the purposes of this argument, I must describe to you how I draw the correlation between Video Games like Soul Caliber and Street Fighter and Tekken [...]
Sprint, Shoot, Repeat, Win: How Exploitation Ruins Competitive Shooters
Jan. 22, 2010 2 Comments
It’s hard to exploit a sport that requires both the body and the mind. Athletes try steroids and rig the game, but hopefully, and I can’t verify this, the officials on the inside find and prevent further use and even expel them from their respected sports with justice. A video game is a bit trickier. [...]
What do video games say about us?
Jan. 15, 2010 Leave a Comment
Video games are a perfect representation of what the modern day consumer wants out of their entertainment. They evolve as we evolve (with technology), they entertain, and they make a lot of money. These three factors are necessary for any business to be successful in the world of entertainment. It’s been a long time coming [...]
A Blast tale: Let
May 1, 2009 Leave a Comment
An original story by Blast writer Roger Gude It was hot and sunny as Henry Splinter tossed a ball up into the air. It was way up there, yardsticks high. The audience sat comfortably tan or flushed in the face. There were couplets of attendees fanning themselves with conversations until the umpire quieted them. The [...]
Google: An iPhone competitor
Aug. 18, 2008 1 Comment
Apple’s iPhone has been dominating the handheld market since its release last June, I’m sure you’ve heard. Since then, it has been tough for other companies like Samsung to get people talking. On November 5, the Open Handset Alliance was created. This alliance, consisting of 34 hardware, software and telecommunications companies was founded with the [...]








