Playing the shit so you don’t have to.
Yesterday I went on a spending spree on the PSN and pick up the following titles: Puzzle Fighter remix Garbage! Shit is pixelated as...
MAG Review – Just another Haze.
While Mass Tuesday fell upon us earlier this week, I was that guy who was playing Mag. Mag is Sony’sFPS that could hold 256...
Silent Hill – Shattered Memories: You Are Always on My Mind…
I had originally planed a grand write up for Silent Hill: Shattered Memories, but when I try to go on I find I have to much to say, the completion of the game still to fresh in my mind. So I am going to try and keep this simple on point. I put my playing of Silent Hill: Homecoming on hold for a bit in favor of the fresh experience that Shattered Memories had promised.
Best Licensed Song of 2009: Left 4 Dead 2, “Re: Your Brains”
It’s no surprise that Valve chose the song “Re: Your Brains” by Jonathan Coulton as a nice little bonus in Left 4 Dead 2’s...
Best History Lesson of 2009: The Beatles: Rock Band
Activision laid down the opening riffs to the licensing rock-off, but Harmonix gave the encore. Rather than focusing on making a tribute, The Beatles:...
Zombies, Apocalypse & Frontiers: Reestablishing the Western Genre
I may be putting my foot in my mouth, but I think the recent surge in movies and games in an apocalyptic setting, as well as the zombie craze, is representative of a larger whole. Back in the day, the Western genre was huge.
Groundhog Day: Every Day the Same Dream
I haven’t played, much less heard of, many of them. Flower, Sun and Rain was my most recent venture into living the same day over and over again, but I’d like to throw a more recent, lesser-known (and free) game into the discussion.
Best Ad Campaign of 2009: Plants vs. Zombies
PopCap sewed up this award with the first trailer for Plants vs. Zombies, which took the form of a music video. With the catchy...
I don’t beat RPGs anymore, or why saving the world in 60 hrs doesnt cut it
RPGs have long held a place in my heart. They were and still are my favorite genre of all time, but these days, I struggle to finish them. My budget was smaller in the 90's, and only a few rpgs came out every three or four years, so there was less to play, but more to focus on.
That’s Some Good Jerkin’!!! (Bonetown PC Review)
For too long gamers have had to juggle masturbation and gaming–in this hectic economy, it’s simply too big of a risk to jerk at work. I know I’ve had my troubles (haven’t we all?) With Bonetown, D-Dub Software aim to make a game about your balls, at least the game’s opening monologue tells you as much.