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Are you ready to go back to hell? – DOOM Review
DOOM is out, and it’s one of the most surprising releases of the year. The single player component is absolutely fantastic in a way few of us would have predicted. It’s angry, it’s fast, it’s brutal, and it’s tremendous fun.
E3 Gamer Drinks – Because It’s 5pm Somewhere!
We've mixed some E3 themed cocktails for you to mix up with some Tom Cruise flair and to sip on while you enjoy the EA, Bethesda, Ubisoft, PC, Xbox, PlayStation and Nintendo E3 live streams: The Xbox Cocktail, The PC Master Race Sangria, The PlayStation Spritzer and The Nintendo Cocktail.
Back in Action- Gears of War 4 BETA Impressions
This week, I played the Gears of War 4 Beta. It has become somewhat of a trend in...
Best Video Games Adapted From Comic Books
With so many movies coming out this year based on comics, you might be wondering: where can I...
Dark Souls 3 Review – Meet the new boss, same as the old boss
Not often has a AAA title lived up to the pre-release hype. Fans of the Soulsborne series have been awaiting the release of the game since it was announced at E3 2015. With a fan base as dedicated and passionate about everything surrounding it, did Dark Souls 3 have any hope of surviving the hype train?
Last Boots on the Ground – Halo 5 Warzone Firefight BETA First Impressions
The announcement of Warzone during the 2015 E3 Microsoft press conference was more than most expected. Finally, after months of suspense and hopeful anticipation, our first publicly playable version is here.
Fallout 4: Automatron + Wasteland Workshop DLC extravaganza! – Review
Fallout 4, already one of the largest, most content filled games on the market today, has released its first two DLC in the last month. You might wonder, as I often do with games this huge, what's the point of more content? You're unlikely to see everything the base game has to offer, so why go out and shell out more money for more stuff to do? But sometimes, it's just worth it nonetheless.
The Next Step in Transmedia – Quantum Break Review
In a time where the way we consume mass media is increasingly varied and hybrid, it’s no surprise that Remedy Entertainment tried to be innovative in its newest title. Quantum Break is a transmedia project come to life, integrating short live action episodes with gameplay. While the premise is original and exciting, the execution wasn’t as refined as I’d of hoped.
Bending Time with Leah: Round 2 – Quantum Break
I play through part of the second act (2-1 and 2-2) of Quantum Break live on Twitch. Much...