The Coven S1E5: Taking on the Censors
By Courtney Tuchman , Kristine Herr and Daley Wilhelm / January 25, 2016This week the Coven convenes to talk about censorship in animation and live action!
This week the Coven convenes to talk about censorship in animation and live action!
Hopefully no one was expecting to play through Mighty No. 9 in February because it has yet again been slapped with another delay.
That Dragon, Cancer. The game's developer, Ryan Green, had a conversation with me about his experience developing the game and the public's response to it. ____________________________________________________________________ Byte: When I first heard about the game, my reaction was, "how could someone make a game about this" but after playing it I felt like it all clicked so well.
@GalledGiatric Lazer Team is the first feature film by Rooster Teeth Productions, a more than decade old entertainment company famous for the groundbreaking Red vs Blue series.
Akili Interactive Labs Inc. in Boston is developing a video game that is believed to have the ability to replace pills as treatment for ADHD (attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder.) They hope to run a large trial to gain approval from the FDA in 2017. The game, known as Project: EVO, makes players explore a virtual world and select certain items, while avoiding other objects. Videogame maker Akili Interactive is seeking to treat ADHD https://t.co/hSifBjBwuc pic.twitter.com/alPpvolshs — Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) January 22, 2016 "There is a big need in the marketplace from parents, patients and doctors for nonpharmacological therapies for ADHD,” said Eddie Martucci, chief executive of Akili.
As is the usual tradition with Five Nights at Freddy’s (FNaF) games, the recent entry has been put out into the world almost a month earlier! On January 22, FNaF World was released for $9.99 on Steam for Windows.
With the Iowa caucus just one week away, Ben Carson stands fourth in the polls and is more than 26 points behind front-runner GOP candidate Donald Trump.
Do you want to show off your trivia skills on "Jeopardy!"? Here's your chance.
It’s like a metaphorical kid in a candy store’s dream: The smell of icing, sugar and candy fills the noses of customers within their first steps into Concannon’s Bakery.
Friday, Jan. 22 Men’s volleyball went on the road to University Park, Pa., to take on No. 10 Penn State.
President Paul W. Ferguson will be resigning at the end of a two-month sabbatical leave, according to an email from the university. He requested the leave from the Board of Trustees and submitted his resignation to be effective at the end of the leave.
Four groups of students worked to direct, produce and edit four television commercials promoting Ball State’s goals of being student-centered, community engaged and a 21st century public research university as well as promoting the athletic department.
An Indiana senator has proposed a bill that would make it illegal for people to use a restroom or locker room that does not match their gender at birth.
Former Ball State receiver Jordan Williams led all receivers in receiving yards during the NFL Players Association Bowl game in Carson, Calif., on Jan. 23.
The start of the Spring semester means this is the last semester many seniors will be on campus before they graduate in May and go off into the real world.
Since Ball State opened up Mid-American Conference play on Jan. 6, sophomore guard Jeremie Tyler has flipped the switch on what has been a streaky season.
Bailey Shrewsbury is a freshman and writes "Taming of the Shrew" for the Daily News.
Referees suspended following Ball State's win at Eastern Michigan:
Two Mid-American Conference basketball officials have been suspended for two games following Ball State's 88-87 double-overtime win over Eastern Michigan on Saturday, according to an official statement from the conference. The statement says the officials made "several errors committed" during the game.
