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As a gamer I’ve gone through a lot of headsets, and I mean a lot. I’ve used headsets for Xbox 360, Playstation 3, and PC’s all ranging from $20 to $150 and they’ve all had their pros and cons. One of my recent purchases was the Logitech G35 7.1 surround sound gaming PC headsets.
The Call of Duty franchise can be described as a habit. Whether you like it or not it’s just something… Read More »
It’s been awhile since I’ve played a game and thought it was a game changer in the industry for one… Read More »
The Zombie Apocalypse seems to be all the rage these days so it’s only appropriate that we expand on it… Read More »
The year is 2027, Detroit has the front seat to the world of human augmentation. The revolution of humans and… Read More »
Child of Eden Review
It’s kind of hard to review a game that is really short yet intensely immersive. The colors and overall style of play can keep anyone in a trance for hours. Child of Eden is one of those games that can keep an entire room full of people entertained but is no more then one player at a time. Tetsuya Mizuguchi set himself up to make a spiritual successor to Rez and he does but before you know it the game ends.
Duke Nukem Forever Review
Duke Nukem Forever is one of those games where hype isn’t always what it’s cracked up to be. Where hype can utterly destroy a games reputation, sometimes before a game is even released. Duke Nukem Forever is a victim of this and while the game as a whole isn’t terrible, you can’t help but notice that if it had a bit more care it would be perceived as a great redemption.
Review: Rift
Last month Trion Worlds released Rift to the masses of MMO players across the world. It’s been a little over a month and people have been claiming that it’s either a World of Warcraft killer or a World of Warcraft clone. Whichever it is, we got the chance to play it and review it for our readers.
MLB 11: The Show Review
The smell of fresh cut grass. The distant sounds of birds chirping. Flowers budding, sprinklers watering lawns, and digging shorts out of the closet. It’s almost springtime, which means only one thing; it’s time to play ball! The beginning of Major League Baseball’s spring training also marks the release of MLB 11 The Show. The Show’s dominance in the baseball gaming genre is once again unchallenged with the release of their latest installment. Check out the link for our full review.
The Dishwasher: Vampire Smile Review A Devilish good time
The sequel to 2008′s XBLA hit The Dishwasher: Dead Samurai is one of the most satisfying games I’ve ever played. The original was formally the winner of the Microsoft’s Dream-Build-Play XNA competition which boasted him $10,000 in prize money. It comes as no surprise that being the cult classic hit that it was, a sequel would be imminent. It’s clean yet messy, it’s sadistic yet beautiful and all in all a hell of alot of fun to play. Click the link for our full review.
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