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Ryker Stevenson - Arts and Entertainment Section Editor

Ryker Stevenson - Arts and Entertainment Section Editor
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Hello my name is Ryker Stevenson and this is my second year on 42fifty. I am a senior and currently participate in chess club and co-captain for scholastic bowl. I am happy to be back and to serve the publication again as the Arts and Entertainment Section Editor.

2023 Gaming: Starting the year off with a bang 

Someone drawing a 2023 loading bar

2023 is finally upon us, and it already seems like an amazing year for the gaming industry. We  have news about a lot of games coming this year, and many of them I am super excited for. I have picked out 14 of the games coming out later this year that I’m hyped about, and some games I might...

Podcast: Gaming Area S3E1

 In this episode of Gaming Area, we highlight some of the video game releases and updates of December 2022, including God of War: Ragnarok, Pokémon Scarlet/Violet, and Splatoon 3. As it turns out, it was a good month for gamers everywhere.

‘God of War: Ragnarok’ sets the gold standard for triple A games

Kratos activating his spartan rage

“God of War: Ragnarok” is one of the only games I've played that I'd give a 10/10. Released as a sequel to the 2018 “God of War,” it took everything the first game had and improved its visuals, settings, and characters in so many different ways. Santa Monica Studios has achieved a very difficult goal in the gaming industry in creating a sequel that is better than the first game.

4 Horror games everyone should play

Screenshot of Doom Eternal showing demons walking towards the player from a dark hallway.

Be aware that some of the games in this list and my descriptions contain slightly graphic depictions of death and mentions of gore.  Horror games are some of the most interesting games you can play. They can be massive and expansive, or small and self-contained. With an immense amount of great horror games out there, here is a list of...

Standing O grows community with ‘Taming of the Shrew’

Wide shot of the OHS Theater Stage in the auditorium. The background is decorated to look like a Dance while the foreground contrasts two groups of people. A large group of people on the right, with the focus being on a boy located in the very front looking left. On the left side there is a girl in a long white dress staring right at the boy.

Oswego High School's Standing O Theater Company was hard at work on its Fall play performance, performing Shakespeare’s “Taming of the Shrew” with an interesting twist. They modernized the characters and sets, but still speak in the early Modern English of the original text.