Steve Esposito

31

Jul

By Steve Esposito

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Impressions : Star Ocean Second Story R : Nintendo Switch 2 Edition

Star Ocean: The Second Story R has landed on the Nintendo Switch 2 and players can finally get the upgrade they have been waiting damn near 25 years for. Developed this time by Gemdrops, Star Ocean: The Second Story R was previously released for the PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and…

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13

Jul

By Steve Esposito

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Hands-On Review : Glorious Gaming GHS Eternal Headset

Headsets might be one of the most particular pieces of hardware someone can buy. They are designed in such a way to apply to everyone, but not everyone can wear them comfortably. For my sake, it seems like Glorious Gaming is here for me yet again with their latest GHS…

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17

Jun

By Steve Esposito

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Warhammer 40,000 Mechanicus II : Heavier Metal

I’m not a smart man, but I am wise. Just wise enough to understand that I am not a smart man. You see, I love tactical games and when Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus II slid across my desk like someone was trying to bribe me with a fresh $20 bill, I…

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05

Jun

By Steve Esposito

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Overview : Final Fantasy VII Rebirth Switch 2 Edition

Final Fantasy VII: Rebirth from Square Enix has finally hit another device! While we are all super excited for the version that appeared the Xbox Series X|S family, I want to say that I am focusing on the version that somehow found itself on the Nintendo Switch 2. Rebirth is…

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27

Apr

By Steve Esposito

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Review : Pragmata : Hack and Hack

Pragmata caught my eye the second a man in a space suit appeared on screen, and I absolutely adored it. The NASA-punk style established by the team at Capcom made a strong impression on me upon its first reveal because I am a man easily distracted by the aura of…

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23

Mar

By Steve Esposito

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Marathon’s Mystery Box Narrative

What makes a good story? Some will say great world building, some properly motivated characters, and some would say a solid enemy. Those are all great elements, and since I started playing Marathon I pondered this more and more. As someone who is a sucker for a good story, especially…

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05

Feb

By Steve Esposito

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Review : Hedgehog Gaming Mouse

I have an ongoing mission to find a mouse that reminds me of the now discontinued Steel Series World of Warcraft Cataclysm mouse. This huge behemoth of a device fit my hands like a glove, giving me all the buttons one could ever ask for. But since that mouse has…

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20

Jan

By Steve Esposito

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Review : Warhammer 40K Rogue Trader : Deceptis Handheldis

I typically review games on the Switch 2 that I have already experienced because that is the best way for me to compare platforms. But with Warhammer 40K: Rogue Trader, I have nothing to compare it to. Instead, I am left looking at the quality as someone who just decided…

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22

Dec

By Steve Esposito

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Assassin’s Creed Shadows : Nintendo Switch 2 Breakdown

If I had a nickel for every time Alex reviewed a game and I came in with some sort of technical breakdown of it, I’d be able to by at least one can of soda from an expensive hotel vending machine. That being said, I have to recognize that Ubisoft…

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18

Nov

By Steve Esposito

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Review : Demonschool : A is for Apocalypse

I thought my school days were over. While I may be willing to learn new things, I lament the fact that none of it has anything to do with slaying demons. Luckily, I can jump into Necrosoft’s latest release, Demonschool, and live vicariously through the characters that inhabit the mysterious…

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11

Nov

By Steve Esposito

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Review : Lumines Arise : Electronic Soup for the Soul

Hello everyone, Steve Esposito here, the world’s busiest gaming nerd with a review of the much-anticipated Lumines Arise from the studio that previously brought you Tetris Effect: Connected. First released on the PlayStation Portable or PSP back in 2007, Lumines became an instant cult classic. But, after a prolonged absence,…

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28

Oct

By Steve Esposito

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Xbox’s Future is Ubiquitous

In a recent interview with Mashable’s Tech Editor, Timothy Beck Werth, Sarah Bond answered a bunch of questions relating to the release of the ASUS Xbox ROG Ally and Ally X handheld gaming PCs, a nomenclature that is too long for it’s own good. In this, two main talking points…

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24

Oct

By Steve Esposito

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Review : Glorious Model O3 and D3 Mice

There comes a certain time where technology hits the ceiling. You improve so much that there really isn’t much more you could do which is a blessing and a curse. But when your back is against the wall, and you take a step back to see what can be improved,…

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15

Oct

By Steve Esposito

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ASUS ROG Xbox Ally and Ally X Hands-On Experience

On a rainy Wednesday morning, I headed out into the wet streets of NYC. Donning a PlayStation t-shirt and excitement, I headed to a nondescript building to get a special look at the upcoming ASUS ROG Xbox Ally devices. After manhandling both devices for several hours and speaking to the…

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03

Oct

By Steve Esposito

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Marvel Cosmic Invasion is the Perfect Throwback

Tribute Games and Dotemu team up yet again to make yet another solid beat ‘em up game with Marvel Cosmic Invasion. With the success of past games, it is no surprise to me that Marvel Cosmic Invasion feels rather good, but my deeper feelings are rather complicated. I suggest you…

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