Category: PC
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Thief Review
Thief was my Dark Horse for the “next gen” systems. When I heard Square-Enix was working on Thief I immediately added it to my list of “must play” titles, especially since I had such wonderful memories from the originals. While there is plenty wrong with it there is one thing Thief excels at… Thieving. Graphics: …
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Sony’s Gold Wireless Stereo Headset Review.
First let me assure you and say that I am in no way being compensated by Sony or any other company for writing this review. That being said, the Gold Wireless Headset from Sony is quite possibly the best wireless gaming headset I have ever had the pleasure of resting on my head. How does…
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Don’t Starve Review
Ever had a game that starts off confusing and slow but once you understand how to play it runs your life? Don’t Starve is that game. Akin to MineCraft, you are set in a world with nothing but your fists, and it is your job to build everything from scratch to ensure you…Don’t Starve. Unlike…
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CES 2014: Rise of the (Steam) Machines
The PC has long looked down on the Xbox 360 and PS3’s domain of the living room from the comfort of the home office, pushing FPS, players on a server, and graphics to levels that would make them cry out in pain as they melt into your entertainment center. The Xbox 360 and PS3 aren’t…
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Planetside 2: 1 Year Review
Planetside 2 released on PC one year ago, 11.20.2012, and has seen numerous updates. We’ve seen the vehicle Harasser added, a new continent (Hossin, still on public test server), battle islands, a major optimization update, and the announcement that all this is coming to PS4 sometime early next year. I for one, am very excited…
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Battlefield 4 Review
Battlefield 4 Time To Beat: 5 hours Difficulty Played On: Normal Available On: PC, Xbox 360, PS3, Xbox One, PS4 (Played on PC) Battlefield 4 is finally here. You’ve seen us post trailers after trailers of Battlefield 4 until you didn’t have any more clean underwear. You learned what “Levolution” was and seen skyscrapers collapse…
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Rayman Legends Review
Rayman Legends Time to Beat: 15 hours, unlimited online Difficulty: no option but later levels are HARD Available on: Wii U,PC,PS3,Xbox 360, Vita (played on PS3)
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Remember Me….Review
Remember Me Time to beat: About 15 hours Difficulty Played: Memory Hunter (Hard) Available on: PC, Xbox 360 and PS3 (played Xbox 360) Picked up Remember Me as a “hey I remember thinking this game looked cool” (and then laughed at my own pun) I jumped into Remember…
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Assassins Creed 4 Tech Demo
Half Tech demo, half commercial, this video shows how the PS4 (and XB1) will create the world of Assassins Creed 4: Black Flag. Even if you are not overly interested in the AC series (or burnt out on it) this video shows some of the awesome processing power we can look forward to in the…
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Batman: Arkham City Bargain Bin Review
Batman: Arkham City Time to Beat: 25 hours Difficulty played: Hard Available on: PC, PS3, Xbox 360 (played on PS3) If you don’t remember from my last review of Batman: Arkham Asylum I am not a huge Batman fan but did enjoy the gameplay in Arkham Asylum. However as much…
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