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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 Chuck Corbin on Mar 12, 2013
Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the last week then you know that EA’s latest game SimCity has had more than it’s fair share of problems. Because of the always-on requirement for the game the few servers available were quickly overloaded and people started dropping left and right. Truly it’s been a nightmare scenario, where...
Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the last week then you know that EA’s latest game SimCity has had more than it’s fair share of problems. Because of the always-on requirement for the game the few servers available were quickly overloaded and people started dropping left and right. Truly it’s been a nightmare scenario, where...
Posted by Chuck Corbin on Mar 12, 2013
When Tomb Raider was released last week for PS3, Xbox 360, and the PC it quickly became apparent that the PC version was having some issues. Thanks to some issues with NVIDIA graphics drivers the game tended to crash a lot. Of course, that issue was small potatoes compared to SimCity’s problems, but it was still a problem, one that Crystal Dynamics...
When Tomb Raider was released last week for PS3, Xbox 360, and the PC it quickly became apparent that the PC version was having some issues. Thanks to some issues with NVIDIA graphics drivers the game tended to crash a lot. Of course, that issue was small potatoes compared to SimCity’s problems, but it was still a problem, one that Crystal Dynamics...
Posted by Chuck Corbin on Mar 11, 2013
There’s been a bit of a disturbing trend in the last few years. Games from big companies are having their single player forced online, all because games are “too sophisticated” and are so closely integrated with online multiplayer that offline single player is no longer an option. Unfortunately for gamers everywhere this leads into problems,...
There’s been a bit of a disturbing trend in the last few years. Games from big companies are having their single player forced online, all because games are “too sophisticated” and are so closely integrated with online multiplayer that offline single player is no longer an option. Unfortunately for gamers everywhere this leads into problems,...
Posted by Chuck Corbin on Mar 11, 2013
With all the problems EA has been having with SimCity this past week, it’s pretty obvious that the launch has been a bit of a disaster. Long server wait times, and even drops from the game have made what is honestly a good game nigh unplayable. What can EA do to fix this problem? Most companies would probably stick their heads in the sand and say that...
With all the problems EA has been having with SimCity this past week, it’s pretty obvious that the launch has been a bit of a disaster. Long server wait times, and even drops from the game have made what is honestly a good game nigh unplayable. What can EA do to fix this problem? Most companies would probably stick their heads in the sand and say that...
Posted by Chuck Corbin on Mar 8, 2013
The Ouya is a console unlike any one that’s come out before. Unlike most consoles that are created by a giant company with heavily restricted guidelines that the developers must follow, the Ouya instead was designed to be as open as possible for anybody and everybody to develop and play. It’s really quite amazing, if you sit down and think about...
The Ouya is a console unlike any one that’s come out before. Unlike most consoles that are created by a giant company with heavily restricted guidelines that the developers must follow, the Ouya instead was designed to be as open as possible for anybody and everybody to develop and play. It’s really quite amazing, if you sit down and think about...
Posted by Caitlyn Muncy on Mar 8, 2013
While having a functioning mouse may be priority number one for PC gamers, owning one that can keep up with you is definitely number two. Are you into MMOs and need macro buttons all over the place? How about a FPS gamer in need of DPI changes on the fly? The mouse we choose can help or hinder us, which means we need to pick the right gear.
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While having a functioning mouse may be priority number one for PC gamers, owning one that can keep up with you is definitely number two. Are you into MMOs and need macro buttons all over the place? How about a FPS gamer in need of DPI changes on the fly? The mouse we choose can help or hinder us, which means we need to pick the right gear.
The Sharkoon...
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