The Corsair is the student press at Pensacola State College.
eCorsair eCorsair
call: (850) 484-1458 email: corsair@pensacolastate.edu
  • News
  • Features
  • Editorial & Opinion
  • Sports
  • A&E
  • Advertising
  • Issue PDF
  • Staff
  • Help Wanted
July 30, 2011August 13, 2025Arts and EntertainmentBy WManns0

Who ya gonna call? … This game!

Ghostbusters: The Video Game By Terminal Reality and Atari Genre: Third person action/adventure Rating: T for Comic Mischief, Fantasy Violence, Mild Language If you’re like me, you have fond memories of that excellent pair of science-fiction-fantasy movies from the late 80s/early 90s, Ghostbusters and its sequel. They saw a ragtag trio of “paranormal investigators” (everyone THOUGHT they were fake, even...

Read More
July 28, 2011August 13, 2025Arts and EntertainmentBy WManns0

Explore a vast research facility For Science!

Fallout: New Vegas – Old World Blues article by Wade Manns Yet again Obsidian brings to us another piece of the puzzle that is the Courier’s life in the Mojave Wasteland. This time out the storyline and happenings are far quirkier than you might expect for an installment of Fallout; it seems to draw as its inspiration old 50s-style science...

Read More
July 27, 2011August 13, 2025Arts and EntertainmentBy WManns0

Return to those thrilling days of yesteryear… with emulation!

Travel back in your mind, if you can, to the mid-80s. Travel back to your local mall, and enter the arcade. Crowded, noisy, maybe smoky?  Filled with flashing lights and sounds of primitive audio processors? I am filled with a rush of nostalgia whenever I think of the classic arcade; 20 or more cabinets of wood, plastic and glass, free-standing...

Read More
July 26, 2011August 13, 2025Editorial & OpinionBy TAjmani0

High School to College: The Transition

My old high school principal’s huge motto for my senior year was “choices”. How do I remember that? He only mentioned it a couple thousand times before I graduated, which got quite boring and repetitive to say the least. But, he had a critical purpose in stressing this. A high school graduate has many paths to choose from, and many...

Read More
July 22, 2011August 13, 2025Arts and EntertainmentBy WManns0

The stealth action is strong in this five-strong series

Splinter Cell series Tom Clancy, the renowned author of political action thriller novels, has carved out quite a little niche for himself in the world of computer gaming, most of his work being distributed by Ubisoft. From Rainbow Six and its many spinoffs (Ghost Recon, Vegas, Raven Shield), tactical first-person shooters; to HAWX and its sequel, arcade-style flight simulators, to...

Read More
July 22, 2011August 13, 2025Arts and EntertainmentBy WManns0

Get ready to become addicted to Warcraft, because it’s free now!

Free to Play Games (F2P) and World of Warcraft (WoW)! article by Wade Manns Since the beginning of the Internet, there have existed free games: download them, play them, no big deal at all. Then came the Massively Multiplayer Online (MMO) games, which were quite the opposite: you paid a (usually hefty) fee up front, plus a monthly charge to...

Read More
July 20, 2011August 13, 2025Arts and EntertainmentBy WManns0

Weird and wacky animal detectives cause hilarity in three interactive seasons!

Sam and Max: The Adventure Games By LucasArts, then TellTale Games Genre: Graphical adventure Steve Purcell is a comic artist best known for releasing Sam and Max: Freelance Police in the late 80s. This comic series (and what I’ll be talking about, the games) follows the adventures of a detective dog who works for a nebulously defined police agency (they...

Read More
July 16, 2011August 13, 2025Arts and EntertainmentBy WManns0

The end of a cinematic era in this epic sequel of sequels

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2 By Warner Bros. Starring Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, Emma Watson Genre: Magical fantasy Some say it’s the end of an era. It only lasted about ten years, though, so for cinema in general it’s a fairly small time frame, and arguably the literary potential can last indefinitely. But those were some of...

Read More
July 15, 2011August 13, 2025Arts and EntertainmentBy WManns0

Watch out: this whimsical-looking tale is more than it appears

Mary and Max (2009) Directed by Adam Elliot Starring the voice of Toni Collette, Phillip Seymour Hoffman, Eric Bana and Barry Humphries Genre: Black comedy/drama Let’s get one thing straight, first: Whatever you may think of claymation – the technique used by (among others) Aardman, creators of the whimsical Wallace and Gromit series and movie – Mary and Max is...

Read More
July 14, 2011August 13, 2025Arts and EntertainmentBy WManns0

Oldschool RPG flavor comes to Steam, and it’s good

Cthulhu Saves the World and Breath of Death VII: The Beginning! By Zeboyd Games Here I was, just recently waxing near-rhapsodic on the virtues of old-school games for this very publication, when along come two of the best representatives of the Retraux game form I’ve ever seen! From independent developers Zeboyd come offerings that are certainly aware of the clichés...

Read More
  • Previous
  • 1
  • …
  • 107
  • 108
  • 109
  • …
  • 272
  • Next

Archives

Recent Posts

  • Why do Students Not Feel Good Enough?
  • “Open Doom Crescendo”: A Movie 99% of Readers Will Never Attempt to See
  • The Better Japanese Place
  • Pecan Pie Bars 
  • A Look Back at Jonestown
  • Leadership in the Age of AI: What It Means for Pensacola State Students
  • Colors, Crafts, and Connections at the 2025 Great Gulfcoast Arts Festival
  • Keep It Movin’: Pensacola’s Night Moves Festival
  • Tribal Tales: Music, Culture, and the Journey to the Stage
  • A Thrilling End to the SEC Women’s Soccer at Pensacola
eCorsair eCorsair
The Corsair © 2025 / All Rights Reserved