Mix And Matching Creates Its Own Thing
Deadfall Adventures is kind of a mix of Tomb Raider, Uncharted and Alan Wake in one pretty cool package. While this probably won’t become your favorite game, you won’t be disappointed either.
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The Skylanders Get A Next Generation Upgrade
Skylanders SWAP Force heads to the next generation consoles, where the graphics are given a serious upgrade, yet the storyline and gameplay remains the same, which is thankfully also quite good.
Paying for Frustration
This week Billy takes on a seemingly innocent side-scrolling game called Eryi’s Action. Is the game truly innocent, or does it commit evil against our residential time waster?
A Stunningly Beautiful Metamorphosis
You may have heard Chella talking about Morphopolis last week as a hidden gem you should play this holiday. Here is her full review on this wonderful little game.
The Space Rangers Ride Again
It’s remake week here at GiN. Today we focus in on Space Rangers HD – A War Apart, which is a remake of the classic open world Space Rangers 2 game. Be ready for space wackiness to ensue.
An Old-School Shot in the Dark
Apogee’s Rise of the Triad has been resurrected for modern systems, giving us a glimpse at a moment in gaming history. While fun for shooter lovers, it brings with it both greatness and flaws.
Kicking It Up Again
Unlike some sports games that rehash the old stuff, FIFA seems to just keep getting better. And FIFA 14 is no exception. Featuring improved controls, better management and stunning graphics, FIFA 14 really kicks things up a notch.
Blast from the Past
Though the core gameplay remains pretty unchanged, the newest Pokemon X and Y game does add a lot of nice extras, including tons of new Pokemon, battle modes and a deeper storyline. It’s a must have for true fans.
Exploring Terraria A Second Time
This week Billy revisits a previous Time Waster review to weigh in on a massive free update. Does Terraria version 1.2 add enough new content to warrant a replay?
Frantic, Manic, Science Fiction Goodness
Gunsight shows off the humorous side of Borderlands John Shirley’s latest novel Borderlands: Gunsight is a romance of rivals and a comedy of errors, all told by a tale within a tale technique. The center of the action is the tumultuous romantic relationship between Mordecai (a player character in Borderlands 1) and Daphne, a deadly interstellar adventurer. Shirley introduced this pairing in his second Borderlands novel, “Unconquered.” The tone is lighter in this book than in Borderlands: The Fallen. There is a slapstick quality to the action. This follows the game, with its cartoonish perspectives and overkill weapons. The backdrop is still … Continue reading Frantic, Manic, Science Fiction Goodness