Gaming Features

Dan Ibbertson (also known as DJ Slope) has made quite the name for himself in the retro game circles. The man with the golden voice and curly locks uses his talents as a historian to seek out the well-known and obscure entries in the video game world, slaps them together with a dash of Vegas […]

Xbox One – Taking a Look at Microsoft’s New Console

Geek Guy Geekout: Turtle Beach Stealth 700 Gaming Headset Review

November 28, 2017

Emma Loggins

Turtle Beach Stealth 700 Gaming Headset Review

Do you have an Xbox One and love gaming? Or have a significant other that does? If so, the Turtle Beach Stealth 700 Gaming Headset for both Xbox One is the perfect holiday present! Why? Because this is the first premium wireless surround sound gaming headset that connects directly to the Xbox One family of […]

Will ‘The Taken King’ Give Destiny a Second Chance?

PlayStation Now: Playing the Expected and Unexpected Games

April 28, 2017

PlayStation Now is Sony’s streaming subscription service that allows gamers to stream and play PlayStation 3 games on their PlayStation 4 or Windows PC. Additionally, gamers can also access the service through the PlayStation Vita. For newcomers, there’s a free 7-day trial, while 1-month subscriptions costs $19.99 and 3-month subscriptions cost $44.99. PlayStation Now consists […]

Sony’s E3 2013 Press Conference In Review: They Did Everything Right

Logitech G920 Driving Force Racing Wheel – Precise Control

April 28, 2017

I’ve been a fan of racing games for pretty much my entire life and remember the good old days of top-down racing on dirt roads, collecting nitro and zooming past opponents. Those were good times. But jumping ahead to the current day I’m still a big fan of the arcade racers like Need for Speed, […]

Overwatch: An Amari Family Tradition

Day of Infamy: Intense Warfare

April 28, 2017

Day of Infamy is a World War II shooter from the creators of Insurgency. Once again, New World Interactive has established an intense combative atmosphere as Day of Infamy is a difficult and hardcore experience for gamers. Whether they are playing cooperative versus AI or on the competitive battlefield of multiplayer, it’s likely that one […]

Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor Puts Gameplay on Hold for Photography

Cities: Skylines Xbox One Edition Review: Moving on Up

April 26, 2017

Ken Barnes

Think about the amount of times that some high-ranking government official has made an unpopular decision about how your city (or country) is run. Every time, the same thing happens. Around the watercooler and on social media, we’re all so certain that we could have done a better job and that we have all the […]

ScreamRide – Destructively Entertaining

F1 2016: Racing Seriously

April 18, 2017

I’ve been enjoying the F1 video game series since 2012. Not because I was a fan of Formula 1, but more so because I liked the high speeds and the uniqueness of the series and enjoyed playing all racing games. However, at the time, I wouldn’t take the rules and tactics of Formula 1 too […]

God of War: Ascension Multiplayer Beta Impressions – Two Months From Release

Old Time Hockey: Old Time Entertainment

April 4, 2017

Hockey is great. It’s fun scoring goals, awesome lining up massive checks, and crazy starting bench clearing brawls. Old Time Hockey is all of those things. Yes, including the bench clearing brawls, which also include goalie fights as well. Old Time Hockey has enough to it to get the attention of every hockey fan, especially […]

Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor Review

Final Fantasy XV: Episode Gladiolus – A New Blademaster

April 3, 2017

I recently previewed Final Fantasy XV: Episode Gladiolus during my time at PAX East 2017 and absolutely fell in love with the sword wielding Gladio and the combat that ensued. The enemies and bosses that players face are intriguing and work well within the style of combat. It was extremely exciting and fun to play, […]

Deus Ex: Mankind Divided – Intriguing Throughout

Zero Escape: The Nonary Games – Let’s Begin

March 28, 2017

Rob Rich

Okay, so first off, I never played any of the original Zero Escape games. I may have tried the demo for Virtue’s Last Reward on 3DS but that’s as far as my experience with this series goes. What this means is I’m not in the best place to make any sort of comparisons to the […]

Lara Croft GO Review – A Ponderous Port

Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight Review – So Close

March 27, 2017

Rob Rich

Truth be told, I wasn’t even aware that Momodora was a series until I started looking up developer and publisher info for tags to add to this review. I’m saying this upfront because I have no clue how fans of the series might receive Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight. I can only look at it […]

CounterSpy Review – Cold War Shadow Complex

Quake Champions Hands-on Preview from PAX East 2017

March 16, 2017