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Assassin’s Creed: Syndicate Ubisoft The Assassin’s Creed series has quite an extensive catalogue of games by now, over twenty in all. Each of them is set in various disparate timelines, some overlapping, and feature quasi-historical references and environments. The mainline,… Read More »Assassin’s Creed: Syndicate—Bounding Back into Proper Form
If you’ve missed San Diego Comic-Con International, New York Comic Con and PAX Prime this year, well don’t fret, there are still few geek conventions you can attend before 2015 ends. Chicago TARDIS Friday, November 27, 2015 to Sunday November… Read More »Geek Conventions You Definitely Should Go to Before the Year Ends
Star Wars Battlefront EA/Dice I was at a gigantic super-store recently, which carries just about everything you could ever think of (I won’t name it but I’m sure you know which chain I’m talking about), and was walking down an… Read More »Star Wars Battlefront—Spaz-tastic Star Wars Shenanigans
StarCraft II: Legacy Of The Void Blizzard Entertainment A few months back when some of my gaming developer contacts reported to me that the next installment of the StarCraft II franchise was finally nearing a release, I have to admit… Read More »StarCraft II: Legacy Of The Void —A Worthy Successor to the StarCraft Legacy
Call of Duty: Black Ops III Treyarch Studios Everyone knows that I am very upfront and vocal in my vehemence and general distain for the Call of Duty franchise. Running around haphazardly like some sort of spastic orangutan, leaping this… Read More »Call of Duty: Black Ops III—A Nonsensical Overload on the Senses
It’s almost Thanksgiving, and after it, Christmas will follow and it’ll be all holidays waiting for you on the corner. And that means vacation! But for those who doesn’t have a destination to go to this year and to those… Read More »5 Steam Games to Get You through this Holiday Season
Fallout 4 Bethesda Software My adopted canine companion and I carefully navigated through the rubble-strewn Boston suburb, scavenging for anything of value. I was role-playing Fallout 4’s main protagonist to the extent that I’d decided that ultimately, he wanted to… Read More »Fallout 4—A Compelling, Story-Driven Experience
Titanfall Respawn Entertainment I have to admit that I wasn’t exactly chomping at the bit when I’d first heard of Titanfall. I’d read some first impression reports that just said meh to me. Here’s a conversation that I had at… Read More »Titanfall—Fleeting Fun for Fast Twitchers
Split/Second Black Rock Studio/Disney Interactive I was facing an upper tier “episode” called Splashdown, which featured mainly waterfront-based maps. This track in particular, Ferry Wharf, consisted of a sprawling course laid out amongst cargo ships, old dusty docks, and—you guessed… Read More »Split/Second—Hold On to Your Adrenal Glands
Batman: Arkham Knight was pulled from Steam earlier this year due to poor performance on PC gaming machines along with various other bugs. But last Wednesday (Oct. 28), Warner Bros. Interactive and Rocksteady Games re-released the game with some free… Read More »Batman: Arkham Knight Returns to Steam
What better way to celebrate Halloween other than watching horror movies and playing some scary video games at midnight. Well, kudos to you if already have survived and finished Silent Hill without breaking a sweat. But we wonder if you… Read More »5 Games You Should Be Playing this Hallow’s Eve
Tranformers: Devastation Platinum Games/Activision The 80s Transformers cartoon was an exercise in some of the loftiest exponents of philosophical dogma I’ve ever encountered. To me it was the embodiment of Aikido, the Gentle Way, where a martial artist seeks to… Read More »Tranformers: Devastation—A Love Letter to 80s Cartoon Nostalgia