Mitch Sabbagh
@mitchformer.bsky.social
Writer at Zugalu (Formerly at Frogwares) + Past Bethesda QA; Stoic; Britophile; SEGA Fan; INTJ; Bluenoser; Neoclassical Liberal; Contrarian; Praise the Unknown; Views Mine.
20 years ago, one of gaming’s most consequential pieces of hardware leapt onto the scene.
The 360 didn’t just play host to trendsetters such as Gears of War, BioShock, Halo, and Oblivion. It also rendered the act of play interconnected and global in perpetuity.
Jump in forever.
The 360 didn’t just play host to trendsetters such as Gears of War, BioShock, Halo, and Oblivion. It also rendered the act of play interconnected and global in perpetuity.
Jump in forever.
November 22, 2025 at 3:04 PM
20 years ago, one of gaming’s most consequential pieces of hardware leapt onto the scene.
The 360 didn’t just play host to trendsetters such as Gears of War, BioShock, Halo, and Oblivion. It also rendered the act of play interconnected and global in perpetuity.
Jump in forever.
The 360 didn’t just play host to trendsetters such as Gears of War, BioShock, Halo, and Oblivion. It also rendered the act of play interconnected and global in perpetuity.
Jump in forever.
Rolled credits on MGS2: Sons of Liberty.
Compared to the original, the sequel was a slower burn (at least on the narrative front). But once those revelations kick in, man. Nothing like it.
No wonder it was the talk of the town in '01 (and not just because of *that* switcheroo).
Compared to the original, the sequel was a slower burn (at least on the narrative front). But once those revelations kick in, man. Nothing like it.
No wonder it was the talk of the town in '01 (and not just because of *that* switcheroo).
November 15, 2025 at 1:04 AM
Rolled credits on MGS2: Sons of Liberty.
Compared to the original, the sequel was a slower burn (at least on the narrative front). But once those revelations kick in, man. Nothing like it.
No wonder it was the talk of the town in '01 (and not just because of *that* switcheroo).
Compared to the original, the sequel was a slower burn (at least on the narrative front). But once those revelations kick in, man. Nothing like it.
No wonder it was the talk of the town in '01 (and not just because of *that* switcheroo).
Replaying MGR: Revengeance. Still holds up to this day. It and Vanquish are proof that the 360 days spoiled us with peak action.
Also doesn’t hurt that, as with MGS titles, it has something to say about society and world affairs.
Also doesn’t hurt that, as with MGS titles, it has something to say about society and world affairs.
October 19, 2025 at 3:22 PM
Replaying MGR: Revengeance. Still holds up to this day. It and Vanquish are proof that the 360 days spoiled us with peak action.
Also doesn’t hurt that, as with MGS titles, it has something to say about society and world affairs.
Also doesn’t hurt that, as with MGS titles, it has something to say about society and world affairs.