Most video games, at their core, are a study in movement. Only with Doom do we realize that the efforts by games like Call of Duty or Battlefield or Halo were all just distractions and smokescreens preventing us from reaching something close to a pure experience. Yet Doom, for all of its retro stylings, feels more open, and more free than many of the other shooter games currently out there, the ones that have worked tirelessly over the years and across many sequels to deliver said freedoms. You collect health instead of having it regenerate for you automatically, pick up power ups to boost your stats, and levels are treated like a series of connected arenas rather than a contiguous open world. There’s nothing else like it.ĭoom is a return to a very old type of shooter game. Upon its release, all those concerns suddenly seemed trivial, because Doom plays the way fans describe video games as a unique medium.
They rack up big sponsorships and endorsements for their e-sports leagues, and they have national museum exhibitions for the best games that embody “art”, whatever that means. Friday.We live in a time when gamers and fans are fighting for their beloved video games to be recognized as art, sports, or entertainment relevant to mainstream culture analysts. that night pits Grosse Ile against Summit Academy. The Rams will play the host school at 7 p.m. NEW BOSTON – Flat Rock swept Romulus in three sets Monday to advance to the semifinals of the Division 2 District at New Boston Huron. “We were 9-3 in our league to take second place.” Flat Rock in semis “We’re pretty happy with the season,” Cuschieri said. Makenna Ballantyne (19 assists, 7 digs, 5 points, 2 aces) and Olivia Doom (8 points, 14 digs) also played well for the Eagles, who finished at 17-10. “A couple of girls had to play positions they don’t normally play.”Īngela Sweeney led Mason with 10 kills, 5 points and 17 digs. “We had to do a lot of adjusting,” Mason coach Shelia Cuschieri said. Mason’s season endsĪDRIAN – Erie Mason was missing a key player because COVID-19 quarantine and never found its footing in a 25-20, 25-17, 25-13 loss to Blissfield Monday.
The action begins with Blissfield battling Adrian Madison at 5 p.m. SMCC will play Whiteford in the second game of a semifinal doubleheader Wednesday. Other standouts were Audrey Cousino, Kyleigh Cobb and Raelyn Turner. Mckenna Payne recorded 13 kills and Jessica Costlow 12 for the Kestrels (31-11) and Kate Collingsworth was credited with 34 assists.
Mary Catholic Central rolled over Sand Creek 25-15, 25-8, 25-10 Monday in the opening round of the Division 3 District at Adrian Madison.
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