Review: The Walking Dead: Episode 1 (PC)

Review: The Walking Dead: Episode 1 (PC)

The Walking Dead: Episode 1 is the perfect game for fans of The Walking Dead franchise. In other words, this isn’t another game where you run around and shoot zombies with a near endless supply of weaponry. This experience is more about interacting with other characters, building relationships with...

Review: Music Unlimited (PS3, Vita)

Review: Music Unlimited (PS3, Vita)

This is a decent music streaming service with some glaring holes in the artist and album library. Those users with more modern musical tastes will find this to be a great experience, especially for those that own a PS3, Vita, and computer. App: Sony Music Unlimited Publisher: Sony Computer...

Return From Warp Zone: The Generation Gap

Return From Warp Zone: The Generation Gap

The average age of today’s traditional Xbox 360 or PlayStation 3 owner is 37. A couple of years ago that number was 35. Looking back near the start of the generation, that number was 30. Notice a trend? Every time the age of the current gaming demographic is surveyed by one organization or another,...

Release of the Week: Madden 12 (360, PS3, PC, Wii, PS2, PSP)

Release of the Week: Madden 12 (360, PS3, PC, Wii, PS2, PSP)

Football season is right around the corner. Its the time for Fantasy Football drafts, speculation on Brett Favre’s return and another edition of Madden. Yes, the long running football franchise is back once again, even if the season itself was in question. Unfortunately it looks like most of the...

Release of the Week: Deus Ex: Human Revolution (360, PS3, PC)

Release of the Week: Deus Ex: Human Revolution (360, PS3, PC)

The first major release of the holiday season hits this week! Deus Ex: Human Revolution is a prequel of the legendary PC franchise that took gaming by storm 10 years ago. The original game was known for being open ended in the way you approached and solved problems. Most obstacles in your path could be...

Immersion Therapy Stack of Shame: Never Finished

Immersion Therapy Stack of Shame: Never Finished

I review books as well as video games. A book takes me about 5 hours, maybe less, to play through it. I don’t ever get stuck in a particularly tough boss chapter section where either my skills or the book’s design prevent me from moving forward. I watch movies, too. I can imagine that reviewing...

Release of the Week: DiRT 3 (360, PS3, PC)

Release of the Week: DiRT 3 (360, PS3, PC)

After last week’s double hitter of huge releases, this week is a little more targeted. Codemasters is bringing back its critically acclaimed rally car racing series back with DiRT 3. Most simulation racing games will throw in rally cars as a change of pace, DiRT has been the go to series for all the...

Release of the Week: Dino D-Day (PC)

Release of the Week: Dino D-Day (PC)

No, this isn’t another April Fool’s day joke. Let’s be honest here, we’ve been pretty spoiled this spring. Week after week we have seen one AAA release after another. This week the industry is taking a little break and letting us spend time with all the games we already have....

Malloosings: May I have ten thousand marbles, please?

Malloosings: May I have ten thousand marbles, please?

Game Time: City of Heroes: Going Rogue (PC) In any MMO, the player may come to dislike something about their character (toon, avatar, etc…) well my character Funky Sunshine suffered this and got little play from me. I loved his background. Who could not love a 20 something young man, trained in the...

Release of the Week: Crysis 2 (360, PS3, PC)

Release of the Week: Crysis 2 (360, PS3, PC)

Console gamers may not be aware of the Crysis series, but it caused quite a stir in the PC world when it launched back in 2007. The game had such ridiculous system requirements that it even caused top of the line machines to cry. Those who could play it enjoyed unreal explosions and palm trees that would...