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Review: Dead Nation
There’s no nation like Dead Nation, guns and zombies galore. In this top down twin stick shooter, we pile up the re-animated corpses high then send body parts flying around in this review of Dead Nation.
Astro Gaming A*STAR In-Ear Headset Review
Astro Gaming has been in the game for sometime now, making headsets and MixAmp solutions for pro/hardcore gamers. While their A30 line was the all purpose headset for not only gaming but to use for anything else. They plan to have the same success with their new line of earbud headphones dubbed A*STAR In-Ear Headset. How does it compare to other in-ear headsets? Does it live up to the Astro Gaming name? Click the title link for our full review on how it stacks up.
Costume Quest: Grubbin on Ice DLC Review
It’s been two months since Double fine delivered one of the most adorable yet instantly loved downloadable games, Costume Quest. While a bit short it was some of the craftiest work we’ve seen for a downloadable title with alot of thought put into it. Fast forward and they have now released a DLC expansion story dubbed Grubbin on Ice. What you get is new things all around but is the jump back into Costume Quest for this latest DLC worth the trip and buy?
Astro Gaming 5.8 MixAmp Review
Astro gaming has been bringing hardcore and pro gaming quality Mix Amps for quite sometime. For those who don’t know what a Mix Amp does well your in luck. A Mix Amp channels both game sounds and voice-communication into one headset while it is also the only way to listen to certain headsets via consoles. While we’ve been experiencing this for several years it has never been in a wireless flavor, or at least not a good one. Astro gaming sets to change this with their latest entry of Mix Amps, the 5.8 Mix Amp but does it still deliver the standard of what we get from wired ones? Click the title link for our full review.
Onlive Micro-Console Hardware Review
Onlive is a videogame streaming service that is launched by their application software on your computer, delivering the highest end PC games from their dedicated PC’s where they can be remotely played in your house on either a windows computer or mac. Although the service is what they’re ultimately selling they hope to really turn heads with there addition of the Micro-Console which will allow you to play the service with a number of usb controllers in 1080p on your HDTV. Click on the title link to check out our full review of the hardware and services
Nail’d Review: Almost Nailing it
It’s hard for any game to try to reinvent the wheel, especially when its seen its fair share of games in that genre. Sometimes though when a game thinks its bringing something new, it is really bringing something old. Nail’d is an arcade ATV/MX racer with an emphasis on big jumps and speed. The game is all about throwing a bunch of stuff at you during the course and how fast you can get to the finish line. Doesn’t seem like a hard thing to master? However what you get is a racer with great track ideas but spotty collision detection and some overall uninspiring execution.
Halo: Reach Noble Map Pack Review
Halo fans rejoice! There is a new set of maps for your favorite and latest entry into the franchise, Halo: Reach. The first DLC release for the game will give you three new maps to play with that”ll have gamers fighting in a space station, forerunner battle structures and a forerunner crash site. The Noble Map Pack was released on November 30th so plenty are already playing it or decided to skip it. We got a chance to dive right into what they’ve added and if your on the fence, well then you shouldn’t be but here’s some things you may want to know. Click the title link for the full scoop.
Sonic Colors Review
Sonic has been on a slow road to recovery in past year, when plans we’re made to bring Sonic back to his 2D roots fans hoped for the best. However Sonic Colors might just be taking a bigger step in the right direction than Sonic 4 episode 1.
Alien Breed 3 Descent Review
Within a few months between each game the Alien Breed series is now up to their third part, the solid top down shooter has been providing gamers plenty of alien shooting fun and Alien Breed Descent stays close to this formula.
Sonic Free Riders Review
Sonic is no stranger to speed, and what better way to get his top G going then riding on a super fast hoverboard. In its third iteration of the series, Sonic Free Riders hits the Xbox 360 in the most unique way possible. By giving your body full control of what you see on screen. Sega’s first attempt at the new Xbox 360 Controllerless camera Kinect and it has you jumping and skating like your on a hoverboard. The result is a good entry level game thats challenging and with much potential but needs some kinks to work out. Click on the link for the full review.
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