Stop, Look, Listen
The Skullcandy PLYR 2 Wireless Gaming Headset is an entry level unit that works on the PC or the console. It has a reasonable price, good performance and all the advantages wireless can offer.
Category Archives: Reviews
More Towers Of Power
Defense Grid: Containment is the follow-on DLC to the 2008 Puzzle Game of the Year winning title. It too pushes the tower defense genre to the max, offering lots of ways to shoot, fry and blow up your enemies.
Skate to the Moon
A pre-game demo has found its way to my computer and I test it out to see just how well I think it fairs. Does Zineth skate to a future or does it fall flat a few feet after leaving the starting line?
Many Shall Pass!
Guardians of Middle-Earth’is an arena-style battle pit featuring characters from J.R.R. Tolkien’s fantasy realm. It looks good, plays well, and is surprisingly accessible to newcomers.
Strike Suit Zero: Gundam This Game is Hard
Strike Suit Zero is a game for the PC made by independent studio Born Ready Games, with obvious influences in anime, Gundam and Macross. But is this a suit you should strap into?
Just Some Simple Tests
Once again I am a test subject, a monkey to be precise, who must do little puzzle tasks in order to get my reward. Sounds simple, and it is. But does this game hold up, or do these simple tests fall flat?
Metal Gear Action Meets Bayonetta Gameplay
In development since 2009, and even cancelled once before, Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance comes roaring to life with Bayonetta-like action assaulting the Metal Gear Universe.
Ni No Kuni Offers Beauty And Brains
Ni No Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch is one of the most gorgeous animated titles ever created, backed by none other than Studio Ghibli. But it’s also a fun game for kids or adults to enjoy.
Feeling Alive Again
When I have to jump between being dead and alive so many times, I hope that there’s a good reason for it. Thankfully [REVIVE] gives me a great one, and my review will tell you why.
Tiki Is A True Gaming God
Falcon Northwest is known for its high-end gaming systems, but for their 20 year anniversary, they wanted to create a reasonably priced desktop that could handle any game on the market. The Tiki has arrived.