Reviews

14

Jun

By Steve Esposito

Reviews

Review : PlayStation DualShock 4 Back Button Attachment

It is very easy to be excited about new hardware, especially after the massive reveal of the PlayStation 5 during Sony's most recent live event. But before I daydream about the new graphics and titles such as Bugsnax, I have to remain grounded in this current generation. After all, we…

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11

Jun

By Ryan M.

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Review : Project Warlock : Bats, Demons, and Mummies, Oh My!

Retro Gamers and sorcerers rejoice; especially Switch owners in this case! Project Warlock; a 2018 title originally released on PC, has finally made its way to the Nintendo platform, bringing all of its artillery and magic to the players fingertips. Within the opening moments of the game, it was clear…

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06

Jun

By Ryan M.

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Review : Gunfire Reborn : Guns, Grenades, and Game Overs

Normally, I don't jump into games that are still in an Early Access state. It's not because I worry about performance issues, I'd just prefer to experience them in their intended entirety. But sometimes, there are exceptions. Duoyi Interactive Entertainment's new Steam launch, Gunfire Reborn, is the exception in this…

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30

May

By Ryan M.

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Review : Those Who Remain : A Reason to be Afraid of the Dark

2020 is shaping up to be fairly promising for fans of the horror genre. The Medium, a System Shock reboot, and the next installment of The Dark Pictures Anthology, are just a few upcoming titles to name that are in the mix. More recently, Those Who Remain; a new release…

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24

May

By Ryan M.

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Review : Maneater : A Vicious and Exaggerated Tail of Revenge

When I first caught word of Tripwire Interactive's plans to tackle an action-rpg where the player takes on the role of a shark, I was intrigued, and eager to see how it could unfold. It seemed like an ambitious approach, but certainly caught my interest. There are only a handful…

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10

May

By Ainsley Bowden (Porshapwr)

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Review : hyper|dot : Matter Over Mind

2.7 more seconds. You're laser focused on the screen as you continue avoiding the hundreds of shapes whose only goal is to end your improbable run of survival. 1.9 seconds. By sheer millimeters you manage to avoid a tracking arrow who had vengeance in his non-existent eyes. 1.1 seconds. Then…

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07

May

By Ryan M.

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Review : The Messenger : An Homage to the Classics

Games like MegaMan & Ninja Gaiden were always some of my favorites growing up. They truly are benchmark titles. Almost anyone who has picked up a controller in their lifetime, has either played an entry in the series, or heard of them in one way or another. The ‘action-platformer’ genre…

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31

Mar

By Seasoned Gaming

Reviews, Videos

Xbox One Elite Controller Series 2 : Our Long-Term Review

In this video, Bert gives you an in-depth breakdown of the Elite Series 2 and how it's held up over the several months since release. He demonstrates how it's built compared to the original Elite, shows you some things you may not be aware of, and gives you a full…

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24

Mar

By Seasoned Gaming

Reviews, Videos

Review : Dragon Grips for the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 Controllers

A short while ago we gave you a preview of the upcoming Dragon Grips for the PS4 DualShock 4. Since then we've continued to work with Bright Night Reflective and have now been testing the final products for both the DualShock 4 and Xbox One controllers. We came away very…

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17

Mar

By Ainsley Bowden (Porshapwr)

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Call of Duty Warzone Review : Nailing the Drop

Our Review Policy Battle Royale has had a very interesting run as a new genre (or mode if you want to be pedantic). From the original DayZ mod, to PUBG, to Fortnite and Apex Legends, the game type is continuing to evolve. Regardless of your opinion on battle royale, there's…

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08

Feb

By Dan Rodriguez

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Review : Journey to the Savage Planet

Hey 2020, where are all of the games? This year has started off with kind of a whimper on the release front. As I was making my way through my ridiculous backlog, I saw an advertisement for a new game. Journey to the Savage Planet was a game I remembered…

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04

Dec

By Bert Saenz (TREBM3)

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Call of Duty Modern Warfare : Multiplayer Season 1 Review : Greatness in its Sights

Another year and another Call of Duty multiplayer mode is upon us. One of Call of Duty’s biggest criticisms has been the lack of innovation year after year. Few changes have been made to a franchise that has desperately needed something fresh to entice fans that had left the series…

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26

Nov

By Seasoned Gaming

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Review : Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order : The Force is With This One

Star Wars is one of the most beloved franchises in history. I mean c'mon, it's freaking Star Wars. Electronic Arts meanwhile, is one of the most hated companies in all of gaming. They are the home of microtransactions, sports games, and the resting place of the former studio known as…

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16

Nov

By Ainsley Bowden (Porshapwr)

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The Outer Worlds Review : Adventuring through a Sci-Fi Capitalist Galaxy

Fallout and Mass Effect. Those two franchises hold a legendary reputation (generally) throughout the industry and are revered by fans the world over. However, in the last several years, their reputation has been tarnished with less than stellar entries while their developers, Bioware and Bethesda, have faced backlash as well.…

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16

Nov

By Dan Rodriguez

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Death Stranding Review : A Strange Social Experiment

Our Review Policy I'm going to go on record and say, I'm not a huge fan of Kojima. I'm not a huge fan of David Cage, but I've enjoyed his games. Ken Levine always struck me as an arrogant person, same as Kojima. Yet, Bioshock is still my favorite game…

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