-
Posted by Raine Hutchens on May 8, 2012 | 1 Comment Review – Prototype 2 (Xbox 360) It's time to murder your maker in Prototype 2. Sgt. James Heller is out for revenge over the loss of his family due to the Mercer virus. We head back to a familiar New York to track down Alex Mercer, leaving a trail of destruction in our wake. Prototype 2 is a lot of senseless fun, though it's not something entirely new.
-
Posted by Chris Scott Barr on May 4, 2012 | No Comments EA Asks for Origin Feedback, Insults... It’s been nearly a year since EA launched their Origin service. To say that the company’s digital distribution platform has been a huge success would be a gross overstatement. In fact, I don’t know...
-
Posted by Raine Hutchens on April 27, 2012 | No Comments Review – Risen 2: Dark Waters ... There comes a time in every gamer’s life when he/she will, undoubtedly, play a pirate game. There’s just something about swashbuckling, plundering treasure, and capturing a maiden’s heart that speaks to all of us. In Risen 2: Dark Waters, each of these aspects comes to light in a story that’s weaved feverishly. Swashbuckle your way through enemies to defend the world against an ancient sea monster, if that's your thing.
Recent Videos
0
Posted by Caitlyn Muncy on 05 23rd, 2012
Recent Reviews
Posted by Raine Hutchens on Apr 26, 2012
Next month if you’re planning on making it out to a launch party or event for the release of Diablo III, you’d either need to be right in the company’s back yard, or prepare for one major trip. Blizzard has announced that they will be holding only one launch event for the game, and it will take place in the GameStop residing in the Irvine Spectrum....
Next month if you’re planning on making it out to a launch party or event for the release of Diablo III, you’d either need to be right in the company’s back yard, or prepare for one major trip. Blizzard has announced that they will be holding only one launch event for the game, and it will take place in the GameStop residing in the Irvine Spectrum....
Posted by Raine Hutchens on Apr 26, 2012
Have you ever wanted to create and design clever puzzles? Do you fancy turrets? Are you at all in love with testing chambers that are filled with the opportunity to send someone to their demise? If you are, Aperture Science is looking for you! The lab is looking for some creative minds to work together to achieve mass amounts of produced test puzzles for...
Have you ever wanted to create and design clever puzzles? Do you fancy turrets? Are you at all in love with testing chambers that are filled with the opportunity to send someone to their demise? If you are, Aperture Science is looking for you! The lab is looking for some creative minds to work together to achieve mass amounts of produced test puzzles for...
Posted by Raine Hutchens on Apr 26, 2012
Wizards of the Coast has just announced that the official public playtesting for their latest D&D Next campaign will kick off starting on May 24th this year. These playtests will offer players their chance to help shape the future of Dungeons and Dragons, a game that’s spanned 38 years in the community. Not to mention that the D&D campaigns have...
Wizards of the Coast has just announced that the official public playtesting for their latest D&D Next campaign will kick off starting on May 24th this year. These playtests will offer players their chance to help shape the future of Dungeons and Dragons, a game that’s spanned 38 years in the community. Not to mention that the D&D campaigns have...
Posted by Caitlyn Muncy on Apr 26, 2012
For those of you that have missed it, there’s going to be a Walking Dead Game put out by TellTale games. This story does not follow the main character from the comic books or TV show, but instead follows a different group of survivors. You’ll be playing the part of Lee Everett, who is a criminal trying to seek redemption in a world overrun by the...
For those of you that have missed it, there’s going to be a Walking Dead Game put out by TellTale games. This story does not follow the main character from the comic books or TV show, but instead follows a different group of survivors. You’ll be playing the part of Lee Everett, who is a criminal trying to seek redemption in a world overrun by the...
Posted by Chris Scott Barr on Apr 26, 2012
“It doesn’t have the programs I like to run.” This is one of the most commonly-uttered phrases when asking someone why they don’t use Linux. In some ways, I’m in the same boat. I need to be able to use Photoshop, Lightroom and Premiere on my primary desktop. However, those are the only three pieces of software I need for everyday work and...
“It doesn’t have the programs I like to run.” This is one of the most commonly-uttered phrases when asking someone why they don’t use Linux. In some ways, I’m in the same boat. I need to be able to use Photoshop, Lightroom and Premiere on my primary desktop. However, those are the only three pieces of software I need for everyday work and...
Posted by Chuck Corbin on Apr 26, 2012
In the years that I’ve been going to different LAN events, big and small, I’ve seen my fair share of screens. People will come in with dinky 15 inch monitors, and I’ll silently laugh at them on the inside as I bask in the glory that is my 23 inch flat screen. However, even that good sized 23 inch monitor is just dwarfed by what some students at MIT have...
In the years that I’ve been going to different LAN events, big and small, I’ve seen my fair share of screens. People will come in with dinky 15 inch monitors, and I’ll silently laugh at them on the inside as I bask in the glory that is my 23 inch flat screen. However, even that good sized 23 inch monitor is just dwarfed by what some students at MIT have...
Posted by Raine Hutchens on Apr 26, 2012
Up until now the travel version of the hit PC game Minecraft has been a bit bland. You can jump into the game and explore mines to your heart’s content, but aside from that there hasn’t been too much going on. There’s the occasional deep fall down a mineshaft, or the bustling of wind through the overhanging trees, but nothing really to bat an eyelash...
Up until now the travel version of the hit PC game Minecraft has been a bit bland. You can jump into the game and explore mines to your heart’s content, but aside from that there hasn’t been too much going on. There’s the occasional deep fall down a mineshaft, or the bustling of wind through the overhanging trees, but nothing really to bat an eyelash...
Posted by Chris Scott Barr on Apr 26, 2012
Diablo III is one of those games that fans have been waiting many years for. However, there is another sequel in the same genre that is getting plenty of people excited. I’m talking about Torchlight II. The first game rekindled fond memories of the Diablo franchise, with newer graphics and a low price tag. If you haven’t had a chance to play it,...
Diablo III is one of those games that fans have been waiting many years for. However, there is another sequel in the same genre that is getting plenty of people excited. I’m talking about Torchlight II. The first game rekindled fond memories of the Diablo franchise, with newer graphics and a low price tag. If you haven’t had a chance to play it,...
