Review

03

Mar

By Seasoned Gaming

Latest News

Halo Combat Evolved Anniversary is Now Available for Master Chief Collection on PC

Yesterday we said that the release date for Halo Combat Evolved Anniversary would be soon for the PC version of Master Chief Collection. We didn't realize it would be this soon. The game is now available for PC players who can finally relive the iconic title! https://youtu.be/dAsX01K75ys Our Take Somebody…

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10

Feb

By Seasoned Gaming

Collectibles, Videos

Unboxing : The Witcher 3 Leshen Statue from Dark Horse

In this statue unboxing, Ains gives you an up close look at the new Leshen statue from Dark Horse. The Leshen is the first in the Dark Horse line of figures in a bigger size and scale and is limited to 1,000 pieces worldwide! https://youtu.be/8wp2jac-eLE

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09

Feb

By Seasoned Gaming

Videos

Preview : Dragon Grips for the PS4 Controller / DualShock 4

In this video, Bert gives you a preview of the upcoming Dragon Grips that will be launching for the PlayStation 4 (and Xbox One) controllers in the coming months. We worked with Dragon Grips to preview the near final product for you and came away thoroughly impressed. Enjoy! https://youtu.be/JfKSGxY8ips

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08

Feb

By Dan Rodriguez

Reviews

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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18

Jan

By Ains

Collectibles, Videos

Unboxing/Review : Yennefer of Vengerberg Witcher 3 Prime 1 Studio Statue

In his latest statue unboxing and review, Ains gives you an in-depth look at the new Yennefer of Vengerberg Exclusive statue from Prime 1 Studio. He also gives you a sense of scale and compares it with the other statues from the same line (Triss and Geralt). https://youtu.be/Cced4NEsmwg

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09

Jan

By Seasoned Gaming

Latest News

AO Tennis 2 : Details and Launch Trailer

Tennis games were a more popular venture at one point in the industry but sadly, with development costs rising and a small audience, they are few and far between nowadays. Thankfully Big Ant Studios and publisher Bigben Interactive are picking up the mantle to bring us Australian Open Tennis 2.…

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04

Dec

By Bert Saenz (TREBM3)

Reviews

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

Reviews

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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19

Nov

By Seasoned Gaming

Podcasts

Bitcast 81 : X019 Breakdown and Death Stranding Review

In Bitcast 81, we breakdown all of the announcements of X019, discuss Google Stadia's launch plans, give our impressions of Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order, and give our final review of Death Stranding. Google Play Itunes SoundCloud Spotify https://youtu.be/Y5-j9JmuZ8U

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16

Nov

By Ains

Reviews

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

Reviews

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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04

Nov

By Dan Rodriguez

Reviews

Luigi’s Mansion 3 Review : From Shadow to Spotlight

Luigi has always played second fiddle to his well known brother Mario. Sure he has his fans (a quick online search reveals some rather rabid ones actually), but he's never been able to escape his brother's shadow. Those days may be coming to an end with the release of Nintendo's…

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25

Oct

By Dan Rodriguez

Reviews

Call of Duty Modern Warfare Campaign Review : The Brutality of War

Sometimes a Call of Duty campaign comes along and makes you say, "Damn, that was pretty intense!". Not last year obviously because, you know, no campaign. This year, however, Infinity Ward has served up what might be the best COD campaign to date. Keep in mind, this review is only…

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21

Oct

By Ains

Reviews

Yooka Laylee and the Impossible Lair Review : Blast from the Past

While 2D platformers were once the kings of gaming they’ve long been overshadowed by larger open-world titles, first person shooters, and engrossing RPGs. In recent years, this has led to smaller studios picking up the mantle and leading a renaissance of sorts for platformers which I for one, have thoroughly…

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20

Oct

By Dan Rodriguez

Reviews

Ghost Recon Breakpoint Review : Missing the Mark

Picture this. One of your favorite sports teams had an amazing off-season. The team, on paper, looks incredible. Then the preseason starts but things look a little off. Players that are supposed to lead your team to victory seem to be struggling. "It's just the preseason, they're taking it easy".…

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