Dylan Young
A Featured Contributor in the fields of technology and video games, Dylan Young is a computer science student currently attending the University of Washington. He has extensive expertise in the fields of technology, video games, and business. He is also an avid gamer, reviewer, and developer.
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Displaying Results 1 - 15 (of 15) for Yahoo! US Sports
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Market Competition Returns to Basketball GamesMany fans of NBA based games had long since set a lot of store in only two NBA based series: one, the now canceled NBA Elite, published by EA, and the other, 2K’s NBA 2K. -
Sports Video Games: A Dying Genre?We’ve all seen video games centered around sports. But as technology and the gaming industry develop, do our classic sports games hold any chance of keeping up? -
Pro Evolution Soccer 2013 - a Viable FIFA AlternativeNever heard of Pro Evolution Soccer (PES)? FIFA has been eating its market share away over the past ten years – but PES is making enough of a comeback now to be seriously considered again.
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Tecmo Super Bowl: A Sports Video Gaming MilestoneTecmo Super Bowl was the legendary predecessor to the modern Madden football franchise. Released in 1991 for the NES, this game provides a great escape into the past. -
Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Games: For the Entire Family to EnjoyIf you’re searching for a fun family-friendly game that will get you and your children moving, this game is a must-get. -
Undisputed 3 for PS3: Martial Arts from a Gaming PerspectiveUndisputed 3 presents mixed martial arts history from a gaming perspective to create one of the best wrestling games of all time.Also published on: -
Four Unforgettable Classic Sports Video GamesThe standards for a game to become a “classic”—to not get lost in the hundreds of titles released each year, but to make a significant impact on video game culture—is demanding. Here is a list of classic sports video games to prove just that. -
The Top 5 Sports Video Games Out ThereIt always irks me when I see any “Top 5/10” list for video games, because it casts a shadow on many great and underrated games. And yet here I am making a list of some of the best sports games the gaming industry has to offer today.
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NHL 12 by EA GamesAfter being released just over six months ago, NHL 12 has exceeded the first week sales and online activity of all previous NHL series games. This article covers the improved physics, gameplay, strategy, and graphics found in NHL 12. -
Madden NFL 11The popular installment in the Madden NFL series, Madden NFL 11, has been out for almost two years now. Even then, it still remains one of the popular sports video games to date. -
Can Pro Evolution Soccer 2012 Match Its FIFA Counterpart?Before every new release, Konami—the Asian company behind Pro Evolution Soccer—ups the hype about the new installment in the series, promising fixes and new features. But have the games actually measured up to the company’s promises? -
A Look at FIFA Street 3: Slamming Graphics and Authentic GameplayStreet football—or soccer, as Americans call it—is a favorite of millions, the sport that’s physical, fast, and exciting. As expected of games made by EA Sports, FIFA Street 3 features stunningly realistic graphics and an extraordinarily wide range of fea -
A Taste of the Fight: EA Sports MMAThough in recent years the mixed martial arts—or MMA—field in sports video games has been dominated by the UFC series released by THQ Inc., one of the more visible alternatives is EA Sports MMA, developed by EA Tiburon for PlayStation and Xbox 360. The gaAlso published on: -
Madden NFL 12: Another Fun-Packed Sports Video GameThe Madden NFL franchise is known for its unique double mode style of gaming, with on-the-field play as well as a “management mode.” Madden NFL 12, as the latest installment in the popular football video game series, features realistic action and is packe
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Marathon 2012: A Video Game ProposalImagine Gran Turismo but without the repetitive lap after lap grind. A well-developed running video game would be an instant genre-breaker.