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Review: Dragon Ball Z – Ultimate Tenkaichi (PS3)
I really liked last year’s DBZ game, Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit 2. It felt like the franchise had finally achieved some serious attention with a game that was both deep and fun.
This year, we …
Review: Rcade Freek (Hardware)
I have always been a skeptic for attachments that go on the top of your controller sticks. I could never see how something like that could give anyone better control over their game. The people …
Review: SteelSeries: Spectrum 7XB Wireless Headset
SteelSeries, a company that when you hear the name you think of gaming gear for professionals. With their large selection of mice, keyboards, accessories, and headsets it is not easy to come out with another …
Review: Catherine (PS3)
Trying to put together a review for Catherine has been one of the most challenging things I have done in four years of writing. It is a rare breed of game, and yet its base …
Rusty Hearts Closed Beta Giveaway
For those that might be looking for something new and different to play, we might have a game for you to play, and best of all, it will cost you nothing. Yes, the good people …
3DS price about to drop to $169.99
Nintendo blinked.
Starting August 12, the $249.99 handheld gets a significant price drop to $169.99. Clearly this is Nintendo shoring up fortifications well in advance of Sony’s PS Vita arrival, and removing the single biggest objection …
Impressions: Rhythm Racer 2 (Droid)
While I am not the most proficient mobile gamer I have, from time to time, sat down with games on my phone. I have a few games on my Windows Mobile, and before that a …
Review: Backbreaker Vengeance (XBLA)
Backbreaker Vengeance seems to be one of those ideas that is fueled by a development team that needs to get more out of a cool engine that they put together, but the main event it …
My Two Bits on the Netflix Rate Changes
Yesterday, Netflix sent out word to its subscriber base that it was going to be changing its plan structure starting on September 1st, 2011. Instead of including streaming with every disc plan, Netflix has split …
E3 2011: Binary Domain (Multi)
As most know, I am a huge fan of the Yakuza series of games which are produced by Toshihiro Nagoshi. He work on the series is the stuff of legend, and most that I tell …
Review: Dungeon Siege III (PC)
When Dungeon Siege III was first announced, I took a rather Laissez-fair attitude towards it. It was not that I did not want to see the game created, but I wondered if it would still …
Review: OnLive Microconsole (Hardware)
While I was at E3 this year, the good folks at OnLive were nice enough to send me home with a shiny new OnLive Microconsole to review for our listeners. Now people here know that …
E3 2011: X-Men: Destiny (Multi)
If there was a game that had coasted through the back of my head during E3 this year, it had to be X-Men Destiny. It was a game that I had read bits and pieces …
Review: Alien Zombie Megadeath (PSN)
I went into Alien Zombie Megadeath with little to no expectations, as I had never really heard of the game before the review code showed up in my email box. I remembered that there was …
Preview: Catherine (Multi)
Catherine is one of those games that you see in an advertisement, and you immediately want to get it. You might have no idea what the game is about, but the slick art style and …
E3 2011: Rise of Nightmares (Xbox 360/Kinect)
For those that have had a Kinect device sitting around their television, you know that there has not been much in the release pipeline lately that caters to the hardcore audience. My Kinect has become …
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