Brian Armstrong

Proud gamer parent and freelance journalist (and fundraiser). I cover anything and everything that's interesting about the gaming industry, and even some stuff that isn't so interesting.

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Handheld Gaming: How the 3DS and PS Vita Are Changing Gaming

The 3DS and PS Vita are riding a wave of momentum that may be a bit unexpected in the wake of the PS4 and Xbox One releases.

Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn Coming in April, Free for PS3 Owners

Final Fantasy XIV may be coming out at the perfect time on PlayStation 4, giving it a chance to be the next-gen console's top MMORPG.

Sex and Parenting

You've enjoyed my articles having to do with boobs and sex. I hope you'll keep reading.

Sharing Your Sexual Activity With the World Won’t Be So Easy on the PlayStation 4

Thanks to a few bad apples, The Playroom will never be the same for the rest of us.

Five Games To Help You Get Through Thanksgiving

Surviving the holidays can be rough when you don't have time to squeeze in those big, triple-A blockbusters. Try these five games on Thanksgiving Day to help you get by.

Launch Title Letdown: What Happened to Exclusives?

It wasn't a terrible list of launch titles for Microsoft and Sony, but it wasn't very good either.

Ignore the Xbox or PlayStation Fanboys and Enjoy Your Console of Choice

Don't let people tell you that you bought the wrong console. Buy your next-gen console of choice and enjoy it. There are plenty of reasons why either system will be an amazing experience.

On the Battlefield: A Rebuttal in Defense of Solo Gamers

Sure, multiplayer games like Call of Duty have taken the world by storm, but single-player games are not dead yet.

Tips and Tricks for Mastering the PlayStation 4 Dashboard

If you're feeling overwhelmed with the PS4 dashboard, hang in there. It's really quite simple.

Prince William’s Got 99 Problems, And The PS4 Is One

Even royalty sometimes can't jump on new consoles the moment they're released. Who would have thought Prince Harry was more like you and me than we thought?