The Sennheiser 370 Wireless Gaming Headset is comfortable, it functions simply, sounds incredible, and taking advantage of the Gaming Suite enhances it even further. While the mic falls short of broadcast quality, the remaining features compensate for it tenfold.
Halo’s glory days may be gone, but with MCC now fulfilling the promise of its premise and Reach functioning beautifully on mouse and keyboard, it feels as if a new age is beginning. Perhaps I’m overly optimistic, but aside from a few gripes, I’m loving my time with the game.
I’ve long dreamt of wielding a lightsaber, using the force, and fighting against the tyranny of the Galactic Empire in my very own space epic. Jedi: Fallen Order truly fulfills my fantasy of becoming a Jedi, and is unequivocally my favorite Star Wars video game to date.
A firm salute to Infinity Ward, because the team at the seasoned studio have reinvigorated my interest into full-blown passion. There’s much to love about the game, but some aspects need serious work. Here are three things I love, and three things I hate about the current state of multiplayer in Modern Warfare.
I love Star Wars, I love video games, and from what I’ve played, Jedi: Fallen Order is poised to be a glorious amalgamation of the two. I’m unabashedly stoked.
Hunt: Showdown is unequivocally one of the best PvPvE experiences of this generation. If you’re a junkie for hardcore, competitive, survival-based multiplayer in a horrific setting, I strongly recommend paying a visit to the bayou.
Overall, NBA 2K20 is a good game. The core gameplay and presentation excels, My Career is a simple but enjoyable experience, the WNBA’s included, and the additional modes function but fall short because of the progression stranglehold.
Many of the new multiplayer modes look exceptional, but it’s Gunfight I’m most interested in. Thankfully, I was able to spend several hours with the Modern Warfare Alpha on PS4 over the weekend and now find myself with a newfound infatuation.
Horror fans rejoice, as Man of Medan is a phenomenal introduction to a promising new interactive anthology series from the studio behind Until Dawn.
Paul and Garrett play through the demo for SuperMassive Games’ The Dark Pictures: Man of Medan and share their impressions.
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