Call of Duty WWII – Review
“If you’re looking for a classic WW2 campaign, this will wet your whistle.”
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GameStop’s Power Pass Appears To Be DOA
In a move that will surprise no one, Gamestop has decided to suspend the roll out of their new rental service – Power Pass. We were skeptical about this service to begin with and it appears that our skepticism was warranted. Gamestop is so desperate to find a hook to lure people back into their…
Life is Strange Before the Storm Episode 2: Brave New World – Review (PS4)
If you knew what the future held would you still want to live through the present? While Chloe, at this point, is unaware of the tragic events that are to come, anyone who was played through the first game knows what young Chloe has yet to live through. This never takes away from the sense of…
N++ Ultimate Edition -Review- (Xbox One)
During your time with N++ you’ll explode, be shot and disintegrated by lasers – and you’ll have a blast doing it.
The Xbox Descends Into Oblivion
There is always a ton of speculation when a new company releases their first console. Questions always arise in the early days and the way they are answered could determine the length at which the company can continue to stay in the console making business. What does this system do differently? Are there enough exclusives…
Life Is Strange Before the Storm Episode 1: Awake – Review (PS4)
Making a sequel to a beloved franchise is always risky business. And the only thing that is riskier than making a sequel to a film or video game is making a prequel. A prequel must recapture the magic of the original as well as introduce new ideas to set it apart. All of that while leading up to a story of which we already know the beginning, middle and end. Developer Deck Nine was charged with the task of going back 3 years prior to the events in Life is Strange and reintroducing us to Arcadia Bay and the people that inhabit it.
Microsoft’s New Achievement Structure
In the early days of the Xbox 360, developers had little idea how to properly build achievements into their games. However, over the past decade, they have come to find more and more interesting ways to offer achievements.
Phil’s E3 Pick – Fan Service
I’ve spent countless hours reviewing tons of trailers and conferences trying to find that one game that towered above the rest, that one game to be the Breath of the Wild Killer. While that journey led me to believe that Mario Odyssey could be that game, wasting your time rehashing ideas that have already been…
There’s No Reason We Need Crackdown 3… And Yet I’m Excited.
In early 2008 a friend of mine introduced me to a game that would change my life. Open-world games existed, but weren’t necessarily prevalent. Regardless of how familiar the general public may have been with them, I was almost not at all. It was like someone had just created non-linear games and made them just…
