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Review: Saints Row IV

by Greg Tatterfield [ Friday, 16th of August 2013 - 03:59 PM ]

In 2006 Volition released the original Saints Row. Starting as a Grand Theft Auto clone, Saints Row has long since found its own identity. Here we are on the series' fourth installment and the game is even crazier and over the top than it ever has been. It's clear that Volition and Deep Silver held nothing back in the development of this latest Saints adventure. Saints Row IV takes place a little after Saints Row The Third. The leader of The Third Street Saints has been elected president of The United States. Read More...

Tags: Saints Row IV, Volition, Deep Silver, Review, PS3, XBox 360, PC,

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Review: Rush Bros.

by Kenton Winkfield [ Saturday, 8th of June 2013 - 04:50 PM ]

I always enjoy listening to music when I play games. But not many games actually utilize the ability to use your own soundtrack in the game. You have Audio Surf or Beat Hazard which are directly influenced by your music but not enough games take this idea and run with it. We have another game to add to the list now. From brand new Indie developer and publisher XYLA Entertainment in collaboration with Digital Tribe Games, makers of such games as Velvet Assassin, Kung Fu Strike, and others, comes a brand new musical 2D racing platformer called Rush Bros. Rush Bros. Read More...

Tags: Rush Bros, Digital Tribe Games, XYLA, Platformer, Racing, Music, Multiplayer, Review, PC, Mac,

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The Wolf Among Us Preview

by Greg Tatterfield [ Friday, 31st of May 2013 - 04:35 PM ]

Last year Telltale games received multiple Game Of The Year rewards for their work on their episodic game series The Walking Dead. Now Telltale is returning with their follow up The Wolf Among Us. The Wolf Among Us is based on the Fables comic book series written by Bill Willingham. Fables is about famous fairy tale characters that come to live in our world when their homeland is threatened by an evil entity called The Adversary. The Fairy tales have moved to our world in an attempt to hide from The Adversary and create a safe haven in New York. Much like the comic Fabletown is where the Characters keep their true self’s hidden from the people of the real world. Read More...

Tags: The Wolf Among Us, Telltale, PS3, XBox 360, PC,

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Review: Metro: Last Light

by David 'Hades' Becker [ Monday, 13th of May 2013 - 05:09 PM ]

We Sit Down And Review Metro: Last Light. The wait is over for the sequel to Metro 2033. Metro: Last Light is upon us and is continuing the saga of humanity's decimation and Artyom. Let's get down to brass tacks with how Last Light plays and feels. Story The story picks up with Artyom after following the "bad ending" of 2033. That would be allowing the Dark Ones to get blown to hell after they threatened the last safe haven of humanity in Russia. It turns out that one of these "Dark Ones" survived and has been spotted. Read More...

Tags: Metro, Last Light, Deep Silver, 4A Games, Review, PS3, Xbox, PC,

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Review: Poker Night At The Inventory 2 (PSN)

by David 'Hades' Becker [ Friday, 10th of May 2013 - 09:48 PM ]

It's been a while since we've had a good card game on the PSN. Now, after a little over 2 years, we have the sequel to Poker Night At The Inventory hitting the PSN. It is aptly named Poker Night At The Inventory 2 for those who can't seem to keep up. It was released on every other platform about a week earlier, but I had the opportunity to give it a go when it hit the PS3. Here's what I thought. Hated Oh my gods the loading LAG in the game. Read More...

Tags: Poker Night At The Inventory 2, Telltale Games, Review, PSN, PS3,

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Review: Dead Island: Riptide

by David 'Hades' Becker [ Tuesday, 23rd of April 2013 - 08:46 PM ]

Back in 2011 we were all introduced to the wonders that could be a Zombie RPG with Dead Island. Two years later now we get to see how everything has progressed story-wise and engine-wise with Dead Island: Riptide. Is it just another crappy sequel that seems to be all the rage, or does it stand out on its own? Continue on to see what I thought. Story We pick up with the "Immune Fab Four" directly after the events of Dead Island. Read More...

Tags: Dead Island, Riptide, Techland, Deep Silver, Review, Zombies, PS3, XBox, PC,

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Pax East: Saints Row IV Preview

by Greg Tatterfield [ Monday, 25th of March 2013 - 06:11 PM ]

Deep Silver was at PAX East during the weekend to show off their recently purchased game Saints Row IV. Volition started the demo by explaining the games new story. Saints Row IV takes the leader of the Saints and makes him the president of the United States. But all is not well as the leader of the Saints have been captured by aliens and placed in a virtual version of Steel port. The new story direction allows Volition to make Saints Row even crazier. One of the biggest changes coming in Saints Row IV is allowing your character to use superpowers. Read More...

Tags: Saints Row IV, Deep Silver, Volition, PAX, East, 2013, PS3, Xbox,

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Review: PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale

by Devin Ballard [ Friday, 1st of March 2013 - 10:30 PM ]

So before I get on the review, let me just say that I’m not big on fighting games. I’m more of an RPG, MMO, or FPS kind of guy. Seldom has a fighting game captured my attention and made me want to continue playing through both defeat and success, so when I say that I’m genuinely interested in PlayStation All-Stars just know that I don’t say that lightly. This is a cross-over fighting game made by SuperBot Entertainment and SCE Santa Monica Studio exclusively for the PS3. Big surprise right? Read More...

Tags: PlayStation All Stars, Sony, SuperBotEnt, Review, PlayStation3, PSVita,

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Review: Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance

by David 'Hades' Becker [ Saturday, 23rd of February 2013 - 12:06 AM ]

When one hears anything Metal Gear you usually think "Tactical Espionage" style of game. Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance deviates from that to an extreme, but that is not necessarily a bad thing. While it all takes place in the same game universe, MGR:R tries a bit of difference with an action packed style of game play. How does it work out? Well read on. Read More...

Tags: Metal Gear Rising, Revengeance, Konami, Platinum Games, Review, PS3, Xbox,

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Preview: MLB 13 The Show

by Greg Tatterfield [ Friday, 22nd of February 2013 - 08:29 PM ]

In a few short weeks baseball fans will be able to get their hands on Sony’s all star baseball sim MLB 13 The Show. If you have been following the franchise you would know that The Show has been the best selling and most polished sports game for years now. Edging out their competitor 2K Sports and proving that The Show is far superior. This year, The Show is coming back with quite a few improvements and additions. One of Sony's goals this year is to make The Show more accessible to casual and new players. Read More...

Tags: MLB 13, The Show, Sony, PS3, PS Vita,

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Review: Serious Sam Double D XXL

by Matt Waitt [ Friday, 22nd of February 2013 - 06:15 PM ]

Serious Sam Double D XXL is one hell of a mouthful, especially for a title of a game. But don't let the ridiculously long title discourage you from enjoying this great game. Featuring a Gunstacking ability, some awesome platforming, 2D side-scrolling action, and the comedy/humor we all know and love from the Serious Sam franchise. So let's talk about what I enjoyed about Serious Sam Double D XXL. God damn it I need to find a shorter name for that game SSDDXXL? Read More...

Tags: Serious Sam, Devolver Digital, Mommys Best Games, Review, XBLA,

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Review: Dead Space 3

by Irene Collazo [ Monday, 11th of February 2013 - 05:38 PM ]

Isaac Clarke is back for round three of limb dismembering, skull stomping, and vigorous shimmy shaking action against the Necromorphs we all love to hate. Oh, but he was dragged into it for the sake of mankind. Once again, Unitologists decide to cause an outbreak of Necromorphs because they’re simply crazy and suicidal. That’s just my opinion. Dead Space 3 is somewhat different from the first two games which threw me off for the first hour of game play. Read More...

Tags: Dead Space 3, EA Games, Visceral Games, Review, PS3, Xbox, PC,

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Review: DmC: Devil May Cry

by Matt Waitt [ Saturday, 2nd of February 2013 - 05:06 PM ]

The reboot of Devil May Cry is not only the best in the series, but breathes new life into the franchise. I personally cannot wait for a DMC 2. I know a lot of you guys cried foul when you saw the new design for Dante, and it's understandable, but at the same time you guys should all calm your damn tits. I thought the old Dante looked too much like a pretty-boy anime character and I really couldn't relate to him all too much. When I saw the new one he reminded me a lot of an 80‘s style Punk rocker, which I like a lot. Read More...

Tags: DMC, Devil May Cry, Ninja Theory, Capcom, Review, Xbox, PS3, PC,

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Review: Cognition: Episode 1: The Hangman

by Kenton Winkfield [ Thursday, 27th of December 2012 - 06:33 PM ]

I am a lover of murder mystery games, but rarely do I get one that keeps me begging for more. Enter Cognition, an episodic Murder mystery game from indie developers, Phoenix Online Studios. Cognition places you in the shoes of Erica Reed, and FBI Agent in Boston, MA that has the ability to see the ability to see the past of any object she touches. She must use this ability, and several other developing abilities to solve cases and locate murders. Cognition Episode 1: The Hangman starts with Agent Reed and Agent John McCoy racing to a cemetery where Ericka Reed’s brother was taken after being kidnapped by The Cain Killer, a serial killer who kills sets of siblings, a brother and a sister. Read More...

Tags: Phoenix Online Studios, Murder, Mystery, Point and Click, Psychic, Review, PC,

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Review: Black Knight Sword

by Matt Waitt [ Friday, 21st of December 2012 - 07:35 PM ]

Where do I start with Black Knight Sword? The Monty Python inspired art style? The odd and unique story? Or how about the challenging difficulty that I thought had long since been forgotten? Yeah, let's start with how hard Black Knight Sword is. Black Knight Sword has three difficulties: Easy, Normal and Hard but it feels more like "Normal, Hard, and Good Luck." It is not the mechanics, nor the controls that makes Black Knight Sword so difficult, no, not at all. It is the strategically placed enemies, the learning curve they demand from you, and the boss fights that will eat you up and spit you out. Read More...

Tags: Black Knight Sword, Grasshopper Manufacture, Digital Reality, Review, Xbox, PS3,

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