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Posted by Kevin Corrie on September 8, 2014 | 2 Comments City of Heroes Back from the Grave? About a week ago, a man named Nate Downes gave some news that is ridiculously exciting to fans of the MMO City of Heroes. Nate Downes is, if you are unaware, the President of Missing Worlds Media Inc., the company...
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Posted by Chuck Corbin on November 18, 2013 | No Comments Review – Sony PS4 From 1994 all the way up to 2006 Sony has dominated the console landscape. It all started with the PlayStation, a console developed by Sony which had never been in the console business unlike Sega or Nintendo. Yet...
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Posted by Caitlyn Muncy on October 10, 2013 | No Comments Review – Oblanc UFO Headset (P... There’s one extremely important aspect to gaming on a computer, and that would be sound. Obviously your mouse, keyboard, and monitor play a pretty huge role in things, so don’t try to get all technical on...
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Posted by Raine Hutchens on Aug 30, 2012
Cards Against Humanity is an excellent party game that provides tons of fun for hours of play, that is of course as long as you have a sense of humor!
Cards Against Humanity is an excellent party game that provides tons of fun for hours of play, that is of course as long as you have a sense of humor!
Posted by Chuck Corbin on Aug 30, 2012
When I had my Nintendo DS years ago, I’ll admit that I didn’t really use it a whole lot. You see, quite frankly handheld systems don’t normally hold my interest. The one game that I absolutely fell in love with, however, was the Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney games, and man did they provide hours of entertainment!
If you missed out on that...
When I had my Nintendo DS years ago, I’ll admit that I didn’t really use it a whole lot. You see, quite frankly handheld systems don’t normally hold my interest. The one game that I absolutely fell in love with, however, was the Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney games, and man did they provide hours of entertainment!
If you missed out on that...
Posted by Chris Scott Barr on Aug 30, 2012
If I had to sum up in one word why I prefer to game on a PC, it would be “mods.” “Graphics” would be a close second, but mods can add so much more to the life of a game. Long after you’ve played through to the end and discovered every secret, you can still keep adding new content for free. Sometimes it’s new areas to explore, and other...
If I had to sum up in one word why I prefer to game on a PC, it would be “mods.” “Graphics” would be a close second, but mods can add so much more to the life of a game. Long after you’ve played through to the end and discovered every secret, you can still keep adding new content for free. Sometimes it’s new areas to explore, and other...
Posted by Chris Scott Barr on Aug 30, 2012
People have joked about some Metal Gear Solid games being more like interactive movies, than games, due to the length and amount of cutscenes. Seriously, once a cutscene drags on for 45 minutes or more, you tend to forget that you’re actually playing something. Well one of the next Metal Gear games being worked on is completely removing the interactive...
People have joked about some Metal Gear Solid games being more like interactive movies, than games, due to the length and amount of cutscenes. Seriously, once a cutscene drags on for 45 minutes or more, you tend to forget that you’re actually playing something. Well one of the next Metal Gear games being worked on is completely removing the interactive...
Posted by Chuck Corbin on Aug 30, 2012
Politics can ruin a good thing for many people, as demonstrated late last week when WoW and Diablo III players in Iran found that they were unable to access those games. You see, since the United States levied sanctions on the middle eastern country no American company can do any kind of business in there. Because of that, Blizzard was forced to quit doing any...
Politics can ruin a good thing for many people, as demonstrated late last week when WoW and Diablo III players in Iran found that they were unable to access those games. You see, since the United States levied sanctions on the middle eastern country no American company can do any kind of business in there. Because of that, Blizzard was forced to quit doing any...
Posted by Chris Scott Barr on Aug 30, 2012
Cloud gaming services aren’t exactly new, but usually they’re ran by a company who offers games from a variety of publishers. Which is exactly why we’re surprised to learn that Square Enix has launched their own such service, dubbed Core Online, allowing you to play games right from your browser. What’s more, you can play them for...
Cloud gaming services aren’t exactly new, but usually they’re ran by a company who offers games from a variety of publishers. Which is exactly why we’re surprised to learn that Square Enix has launched their own such service, dubbed Core Online, allowing you to play games right from your browser. What’s more, you can play them for...
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