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Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon Rated Review: Standard Setting Cyber-Expansion

Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon Rated Review: Standard Setting Cyber-Expansion

To say I was excited when I first saw the trailer for Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon would be an understatement; blowing a load would be far more accurate. Yet this blown load wasn’t the normal load I’ve been known to blow in regards to the medium of electronic entertainment. This was a load that had been building inside of me since I was a child, screaming to be released but unable to do so despite the best efforts of [...]

Tomb Raider Review: Survival of the Fittest

Tomb Raider Review: Survival of the Fittest

I’ve always wanted to love Tomb Raider. When I bought my PlayStation, I stocked up on the first three adventures of Miss Lara Croft and her tomb stories. However, I never found myself hooked or willing to overcome the control hurdles I faced amidst the temptation of exploring. It wasn’t until Legend that I completed a Tomb Raider game, but it felt like the opposite of what I wanted from the series. I’m proud to say that Lara Croft and I [...]

Dead Space 3 Review: Stomp, Drop, and Roll

Dead Space 3 Review: Stomp, Drop, and Roll

Being a space engineer is a hard life. They’re expected to take on a myriad of tasks, whether it be repairing derelict ships or forcibly removing a mutant’s legs from its disgusting torso. What, then, could possibly make these tasks easier on a guy who just can’t seem to get a break? How about an extra set of hands for shooting and feet for stomping? Maybe it’s the inclusion of a partner in Dead Space 3 or the fact that [...]

Skyrim Dragonborn DLC Review: Uncomfortably Filling

Skyrim Dragonborn DLC Review: Uncomfortably Filling

To me, Skyrim is like a buffet that I have to continually step away from for fear of over indulging to the point of illness. As great as it is, a man can not live on bread and Skyrim alone, especially a man who has to maintain a high level of gaming diversity in order to feel “caught up.” That being said, I tend to sneak back to the digital feeding trough that is The Elder Scrolls V whenever something [...]

The Cave Review: Deeper Darkness

The Cave Review: Deeper Darkness

People seem to have the strangest fascination with non-human things having the ability to talk: cars, smartphones, Tom and Jerry. (Looking back, Tom and Jerry talking might have been one of the worst events in my childhood history and I didn’t even know it.) In the case of The Cave, seven unique archetypes approach a talking cave (only three enter) in the hopes of finding what they most desire. An adventurer seeks treasure, a hillbilly seeks love, a time-traveler seeks [...]

Dishonored Review: Assassination at Reasonable Prices

Dishonored Review: Assassination at Reasonable Prices

Although it may be a little unusual, I need to start this review off with an apology to Bethesda. I’ve often said that, despite the time I’ve spent playing their games, that I wasn’t the biggest fan, that their combat & character interaction just didn’t work for me, whether it was in Elder Scrolls IV – Oblivion or Fallout 3 (I still haven’t played Elder Scrolls V - Skyrim because I know what a time-suck it would turn into). Dishonored, on the [...]

Assassin’s Creed III Review: Coming Apart During Revolution

Assassin’s Creed III Review: Coming Apart During Revolution

Assassin’s Creed will go down as one of the defining franchises of this generation. Assassin’s Creed III brings us the fifth entry to the series, and the fourth in the last four years. From the start, I’ve seen enormous promise in Assassin’s Creed which has left me equal parts enamored and frustrated. After feeling completely drained by Altair’s adventure, but rebounding to incredible pay offs with Ezio’s brotherhood, I had no idea if AC3 would fall or fly. Whether or [...]

New Super Mario Bros. U Review: High Fidelity Formula

New Super Mario Bros. U Review: High Fidelity Formula

Ever since the original New Super Mario Bros. was released on the Nintendo DS, the series has been quite popular. A Wii followup added a local multiplayer wrinkle to the familiar side-scrolling madness of Mario and 4 players on-screen at once made it difficult to do anything but laugh. Now in 2012, we have two more releases in the New Super Mario Bros. franchise. New Super Mario Bros. 2, released in August, was a bit of a disappointment. The focus [...]

The Walking Dead Review: The Dead Can Feel

The Walking Dead Review: The Dead Can Feel

A game seldom comes along which strikes a chord deeper than just being entertained. The Walking Dead by Telltale Games delivers on a one-of-a-kind experience by reaching into your personal morality and advocates a new level of interactive storytelling. Episodic games are some of the more difficult games to master, and this holds especially true when it comes to the material of The Walking Dead. In order to be successful, The Walking Dead needed to provide a rich experience in which you felt a [...]

Hotline Miami Review: Bloody in Pink

Hotline Miami Review: Bloody in Pink

A cold chill is in the air. The smell of blood is everywhere, following the path of destruction I’ve carved to get to this point. My moves have all been calculated, yet I’m nervous. My right hand shakes, but there’s no turning back now. I burst into the room, hurling the knife in my hand into the flesh of the man directly in front of me. As the thud echoes off the walls surrounding us, a hailstorm of bullets rains [...]

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