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Friends are few, enemies are abundant in The Last of Us

Daniel Woodhouse | Aug 18, 2013

The Last of Us is another game revolving around a zombie apocalypse, but it sets itself apart through its fantastic gameplay, character development and storyline.

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Lost in space with Capsized

Daniel Woodhouse | Aug 5, 2013

Capsized is a side-scroller game featuring a protagonist, who gets shipwrecked in space. It's colorful and somewhat entertaining, but nothing too special.

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State of Decay: A guide to surviving zombie apocalypse

Daniel Woodhouse | Aug 4, 2013

With the zombie craze all over pop culture, it's nice to see there are some good products coming out of the fad. State of Decay is not only fun to play, but realistic in many different ways.

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An old, but still great, gem of a game: “Rise of Nations”

Daniel Woodhouse | Feb 14, 2013

Spinnaker game critic reviews "Rise of Nations," a game that didn't receive much attention for its debut, but which is still holding up after all these years.

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The best and worst video games of 2012

Daniel Woodhouse | Jan 16, 2013

Spinnaker game critic Daniel Woodhouse celebrates the better games of the year, and tears apart the games that left much to be desired.

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The art of murder in ‘Hitman: Absolution’

Daniel Woodhouse | Jan 10, 2013

Spinnaker critic and gamer Daniel Woodhouse breaks down the merits and weak points of the latest release of the 'Hitman' game series.

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Movie Review: Premium Rush pedals a “greener” kind of action flick

Katie Gile | Sep 4, 2012

In this action-thriller, Bike messengers own the streets alongside Joseph Gordon-Levitt. I have a feeling local bike stores are about to get a whole lot more business.

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Back to school with Thomas Oehler

Spinnaker | Nov 2, 2011

By Sean Murphy, Photo Editor All the way from Salzburg, Austria, Red Bull athlete Thomas Oehler wheeled to UNF Oct. 27 with his head-turning trial biking. Oehler demonstrated mind-blowing control while...

The spokes have spoken: Jax-born Women’s Ride doesn’t discriminate

Spinnaker | Sep 2, 2009

Departing from Starlite Café in Five Points, about 30 cyclists overtook the streets Aug. 30 for the ninth Women’s Ride. The perfect foil to a biker gang, those riding on Sunday greeted passers-by with...

Guitar Hero: Metallica rocks on!

Spinnaker | Apr 17, 2009

No other music game on the market today will influence different genre's of rock and roll, and Metallica, being the superforce that they, challenge you to rock like there is no tomorrow. Former developer...

Geeks bike across country for a cause

Spinnaker | Jan 21, 2009

Taking a road trip from New Jersey to Oregon seems like a pretty plausible idea and is somewhat expected of college graduates squeezing in a last bit of freedom. But what about doing it on bikes during...

Bikes are simple mode of transportation, hot item

Spinnaker | Jan 21, 2009

Whether they park, skate or bike, students on campus are always trying to find the best way to get around. And while some circle the parking garages, others find a spot in Lot 18 and wait...