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The Crimson White


Serving The University of Alabama since 1894.

The Crimson White
Serving The University of Alabama since 1894.

The Crimson White
"Ameritocracy" puts power of politics into hands of players

“Ameritocracy” puts power of politics into hands of players

Aaron Bonner • July 27, 2016

With the 2016 presidential election coming in November, many have taken to television or video games to parody current events. For two creators based in San Francisco, the election is now, literally,...

Breakout gives Tuscaloosa tense team-building experience

Aaron Bonner • July 20, 2016

The door slams shut and the locks close down. Though this may sound like a scene from a horror movie, this is the draw of Tuscaloosa’s one and only room escape game, known as Breakout.In town since May...

"Monster Hunter Generations" gives players a greatest hits of series' history

“Monster Hunter Generations” gives players a greatest hits of series' history

Aaron Bonner • July 20, 2016

The jungle is filled with a thick brush and howls come from all around when suddenly a 30-foot tall dragon comes rushing towards you. Simply dodge, recover and strike back even harder in the world of “Monster...

"Pokemon Go" brings monster catching to the real world

“Pokemon Go” brings monster catching to the real world

Aaron Bonner • July 13, 2016

Throughout the years, “Pokemon” has been a massive worldwide hit, inspiring players to “catch ‘em all” while exploring the lands of Johto, Kanto and others. Now, the game’s core exploration...

"Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE" blends role-playing gameplay and Japanese culture

“Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE” blends role-playing gameplay and Japanese culture

Aaron Bonner • July 6, 2016

A haunting growl comes from the stage and the crowd murmurs in wonder. In “Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE,” when the lights and cameras turn on, it’s time to take some serious action.The game was first...

"Battlefield: Hardline" lets gamers play cops and robbers

“Battlefield: Hardline” lets gamers play cops and robbers

Matthew Wilson • July 5, 2016

In anticipation of the upcoming World War I first person shooter, “Battlefield One,” I decided to test out the entry in the series I missed, “Battlefield: Hardline.” Snagging the game for $5 during...

‘Game of the Century 2’ should offer different outcome

Marquavius Burnett • December 9, 2011

Throughout my years of covering and watching sports, only twice have I been completely dumbfounded at the outcome of a game. The first time came when the New York Giants beat the 18-0 New England Patriots...

The ‘Game of the Century’

Tray Smith • November 2, 2011

Tomorrow, a friend of mine who attends Georgetown University will arrive in the Deep South for his first time. He is flying to the Birmingham airport so he can be in Tuscaloosa for this weekend’s “Game...

To choose or not to choose: That is the game

Robert Gobel III • October 24, 2010

Life is full of choices, from the everyday to the life-altering. They can be as mundane as, “What should I have for breakfast?” or as important as, “What do I do with my life?” But rest assured,...

Sororities should apply for seating

Letter to the Editor • October 3, 2010

This football season, I have felt the wrath of being a single girl in the greek community. By single, I am implying that I am not just some frat daddy’s slampiece (thank you, TFM), but I am, in fact,...