After spending more than two decades touring, directing, writing and producing for Christian theater and radio (most recently for Adventures in Odyssey, which he still contributes to), Bob joined the Plugged In staff to help us focus more heavily on video games. He is also one of our primary movie reviewers.
Do you worry about the wicked impact of video games on the youth of today? Do you fear that button-mashing play is growing in popularity and will soon lead your kids to glaze-eyed delinquency? Well, I’ve got some news for you … (Cue the scary ominous m …
Part three of the look-like-an-idiot-in-front-of-your-family … er, we mean, dance-like-a-pro-in-front-of-your-pals game is now available.
Video games are excellent teachers, the experts say. But a new study suggests that these digital diversions may teach some unintended lessons. A gaggle of researchers who conducted a study at Nottingham Trent University and Stockholm University came up …
The slugline on the game box reads, “Prepare to Die!” And, boy, it ain’t kiddin’.
Superpowered battles fill the streets of San Francisco, and you’re the new mutant in town.
Elite killers are sent by manipulative killers to secretively kill other killers. Do you think it might get messy? Is this a Jason Statham film?
Hey, video game haters out there, listen up. You probably thought that 30-year-old “kid” living in your neighbor’s basement playing non-stop video games was a slouch, right? For that matter you might even be worried that someone in your own family may …
Marcus Fenix and his muscle-bound crew are breaking out the chain saw bayonets for one last bloody rip and tear through alien invaders.
Zombies are back in Britain, the U.S. military is fire-bombing everything … and two kids could be the answer to saving the world.
I’ve got to admit, I really love the recent Toyota Venza commercial. It focuses on a young girl who’s worrying about her parent’s lack of social connection. You’ve probably seen it, but if not check it out. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1xEMNrSdkdY I …
A career, two kids, a husband and a closet full of food-smeared blouses. The woman who was the face of Sex and the City is now juggling the joys and juxtapositions of the working mom.
There is something about reality shows that just rubs me the wrong way. I can’t help it, I simply find most of them to be pretty obnoxious—repeatedly grinding our virtual noses in their fame-focused subject’s generally silly choices. Case in point: TLC …
