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Worms Battlegrounds Review
PlayStation

Worms Battlegrounds Review

Worms Clan Wars is now Worms Battlegrounds, the latest in a series of Worms games dating as far back as 1995. For those of you unfamiliar with the game, it’s a strategy game with a deep focus on teamwork and a large assortment of weapons. Everything depends on skill and strategy as players struggle to

Jessica Thompson · June 5, 2014 · 3 Mins Read

NASCAR ‘14 Review
PlayStation

NASCAR ‘14 Review

If you’re ready and rarin’ to jump behind the driver seat for another exciting installment of simulated NASCAR racing, developer Eutechnyx’s latest release is sure to satisfy…just don’t expect to see it on the latest consoles.  That’s right, opting to stick to 7th generation machines in lieu of making the jump to 8th gen boxes,

Jessica Thompson · June 3, 2014 · 2 Mins Read

50 EA Titles Effected By GameSpy Closure
News

50 EA Titles Effected By GameSpy Closure

If you haven’t already heard, GameSpy is shutting down, which means 50 of EA’s games will be effected. EA are hoping to offer some kind of resolution for the more popular titles on the list, however, they aren’t promising anything. Many of the titles are old and perhaps many of them won’t be missed, however, there’s

Jessica Thompson · May 12, 2014 · 2 Mins Read

The Top 7, 3D TV Compatible Video Games
Editorials

The Top 7, 3D TV Compatible Video Games

Just a short time ago it seemed like nearly everyone was uber-hyped on 3D technologies.   You couldn’t make more than 3 clicks across any tech news or gaming website without running across some pundit shouting the virtues offered via 3D enhanced viewing systems.  Even though the fad has now subsided and people are turning their

Jessica Thompson · May 3, 2014 · 4 Mins Read

The Golf Club Review
Editorials

The Golf Club Review

If you’ve been waiting for a great realistic Golf simulator that doesn’t mince words and offers up loads of options when it comes to creating your own courses, HB Studios’ “The Golf Club” is going to be right up your alley.  With its impressive graphical fortitude and lowered price tag (around $30) this game is

Jessica Thompson · April 26, 2014 · 2 Mins Read

Pure Chess Review
Nintendo

Pure Chess Review

As long as we’ve had computer gaming there’s been a chess title or two kicking around.  For whatever reason, the 1500 year old table top game continues to have mass appeal, even in digitized form.  Turning our attention toward the recently released “Pure Chess” for the PlayStation 4, we have a game that’s already essentially

Jessica Thompson · April 25, 2014 · 2 Mins Read

Things we’d Love to See in Red Alert 4
Editorials

Things we’d Love to See in Red Alert 4

For many dedicated Command & Conquer: Red Alert fans, it’s tough to imagine how EA might improve upon the formulas they meticulously developed with RA 2 and subsequently, RA 3.   Nevertheless, there’s always room for improvement and creativity, right?  Here are some ideas that we’d love to see integrated into the next iteration from the

Jessica Thompson · April 20, 2014 · 3 Mins Read

Why EA Should Start Working on Red Alert 4
Editorials

Why EA Should Start Working on Red Alert 4

The Red Alert series has always been fairly unique amongst the various other RTS (real-time Strategy) games existing within the genre. It’s one of those series within the Command & Conquer canon that’s at once somewhat bizarre and comical as well as deeply tactical and loads of fun. Likewise, the franchise retains a robust cult

Jessica Thompson · April 20, 2014 · 2 Mins Read

LEGO The Hobbit Review
Nintendo

LEGO The Hobbit Review

If you are a gamer, chances are you already know what to expect whenever you see a title brandishing the LEGO namesake.  Typically, you get a game that neatly integrates the visual aesthetics of the popular toy brand with an overall concept of reliving whatever it is that the title is portraying.  In other words,

Jessica Thompson · April 20, 2014 · 2 Mins Read

Cabela’s Big Game Hunter: Pro Hunts Review
Nintendo

Cabela’s Big Game Hunter: Pro Hunts Review

Within the gaming world, hunting simulators are often overlooked in favor of more action-oriented titles.  However, it’s often hard to overlook that fact that many popular games (such as Bethesda’s “Skyrim”) integrate various honest-to-goodness elements of hunting within their core gameplay.  There’s something strangely calming about wandering around lush virtual forests without having to worry

Jessica Thompson · April 20, 2014 · 2 Mins Read

Trials Fusion Review
PlayStation

Trials Fusion Review

Taking cues from older arcade racing titles, the Trials series has always been about providing gamers with fun and accessible, yet uniquely deep and challenging side-scrolling gameplay.  In other words, these games are often very easy to begin playing for enjoyment, but extremely frustrating when it comes to mastery (latter levels often being very difficult

Jessica Thompson · April 20, 2014 · 2 Mins Read

2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil Review
PlayStation

2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil Review

There’s something to be said about the concept of releasing stand-alone, tournament-based sports games like “2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil”.  On the one hand you could easily say that the fully annualized editions are flagrantly superior, but you’d be missing out on the character that a game like this offers you.  One could just as

Jessica Thompson · April 19, 2014 · 2 Mins Read