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Review: Sumioni: Demon Arts
Games as a form of art has been a topic of discussion for some time now with both sides offering compelling arguments. While a consensus may never be met, one thing is for sure is that a lot of time and …
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Review: Corpse Party
Each year I engage in an October Horror Movie Marathon and each year I’m left a little disappointed. Not so much by the movies themselves but by the fact that I just don’t get scared anymore. I love to watch …
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Review: PAYDAY: The Heist
Back at E3 PAYDAY was one of the titles that left a lasting impression. It was all I could talk about the day I saw it. Which is weird because I don’t consider myself a hardcore shooter fan. I mean …
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Review: Crysis
When the current generation of consoles came out, people always held up Crysis as the game that would never be possible on them. A PC exclusive through and through, the wide open environments and stunning landscapes promised a multitude of …
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Review: Resident Evil 4 HD
I’m not sure I’ve ever had a game divide me in such a way that Resident Evil 4 has. Having now played through Resident Evil 1, 2, 3 and 4 in the past two weeks I am, oddly enough, left …
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Review: Greg Hastings Paintball 2
Greg Hastings’s name is synonomous with paintball. The guy has played over 8,642 matches throughout his career. He has competed in some of the world’s most dangerous paintball arenas, including an epic 2-flag CTF at the base of Mt. Everest …
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Review: Phantom Brave: The Hermuda Triangle
Phantom Brave: The Hermuda Triangle brings the long-running Phantom Brave series to the PlayStation Portable. It’s packed with single-player content and even includes an entirely new campaign titled “Marona’s Story” that delves more deeply into the Phantom Brave lore. The …
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Review: Patapon 3
The core concepts of Patapon hold a dear place in my heart. The original game melded rhythm and strategic gameplay in such a unique way that it strongly impressed me. It’s tribal thumping bore deep into my subconscious to such …
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Review – Cladun: This is an RPG!
I didn’t have any expectations going into Cladun, really. That’s probably in part why I was so utterly delighted with the game from the get-go. Upon beginning the game, I was asked if I would like the background music to …
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Review: Battle Fantasia
Battle Fantasia, an arcade port, brought right to your room via the PlayStation Network store. It was released in both the US (on Xbox 360) and Japan as a full retail game before finally making it’s way here. At a …
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Review: Sumioni: Demon Arts
Games as a form of art has been a topic of discussion for some time now with both sides offering compelling arguments. While a consensus may never be met, one thing is for sure is that a lot of time and …
+
Read More
Posted in - Reviews
Review: Corpse Party
Each year I engage in an October Horror Movie Marathon and each year I’m left a little disappointed. Not so much by the movies themselves but by the fact that I just don’t get scared anymore. I love to watch …
+
Read More
Posted in - Reviews
Review: PAYDAY: The Heist
Back at E3 PAYDAY was one of the titles that left a lasting impression. It was all I could talk about the day I saw it. Which is weird because I don’t consider myself a hardcore shooter fan. I mean …
+
Read More
Posted in - Reviews
Review: Crysis
When the current generation of consoles came out, people always held up Crysis as the game that would never be possible on them. A PC exclusive through and through, the wide open environments and stunning landscapes promised a multitude of …
+
Read More
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Review: Resident Evil 4 HD
I’m not sure I’ve ever had a game divide me in such a way that Resident Evil 4 has. Having now played through Resident Evil 1, 2, 3 and 4 in the past two weeks I am, oddly enough, left …
+
Read More
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Review: Greg Hastings Paintball 2
Greg Hastings’s name is synonomous with paintball. The guy has played over 8,642 matches throughout his career. He has competed in some of the world’s most dangerous paintball arenas, including an epic 2-flag CTF at the base of Mt. Everest …
+
Read More
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Review: Phantom Brave: The Hermuda Triangle
Phantom Brave: The Hermuda Triangle brings the long-running Phantom Brave series to the PlayStation Portable. It’s packed with single-player content and even includes an entirely new campaign titled “Marona’s Story” that delves more deeply into the Phantom Brave lore. The …
+
Read More
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Review: Patapon 3
The core concepts of Patapon hold a dear place in my heart. The original game melded rhythm and strategic gameplay in such a unique way that it strongly impressed me. It’s tribal thumping bore deep into my subconscious to such …
+
Read More
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Review – Cladun: This is an RPG!
I didn’t have any expectations going into Cladun, really. That’s probably in part why I was so utterly delighted with the game from the get-go. Upon beginning the game, I was asked if I would like the background music to …
+
Read More
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Review: Battle Fantasia
Battle Fantasia, an arcade port, brought right to your room via the PlayStation Network store. It was released in both the US (on Xbox 360) and Japan as a full retail game before finally making it’s way here. At a …
+
Read More
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