One month down and eleven months to go, we are back with our first edition of 3 Up & 3 Down for 2016. This is our monthly feature where we give you the three best and three worst games of the previous month.
Inspired by the Heroes Reborn TV series, Gemini: Heroes Reborn is an affordable first-person, action-adventure where using super powers such as telekinesis & time travel never felt so good.
This remastered version of the popular prequel to the original Resident Evil game arrives this Tuesday. We tell you three things you need to know about Resident Evil 0.
We are back for our final edition of 3 Up & 3 Down for 2015 where we give you the three best and three worst games of the previous month. If you’re curious what to pick up and what to avoid then look no further.
We get a chance to check out one of Blue Microphones Yeti USB microphones. The Blackout Yeti delivers pristine, studio-quality recordings. This thing is no joke.
We are well past the halfway point of our Game of the Year Awards and look at three more categories which include: The Storyteller, The Exclusive, and The Worst. Join us for some more nonsense and tomfoolery.
The Crew was initially released to middling reviews and disappointed many racing fans but the Wild Run expansion redeems Ivory Tower’s ambitious project to some degree…. because Monster Trucks.
With less than two weeks to go before the big fella comes down the chimney, we thought we would throw together a list of stocking stuffer items for your favorite gamer. Enjoy!
Just Cause 3 will feature an unprecedented amount of destruction on a large scale. We take a look at five reasons why we are excited for this one.
Poor review scores can often mean trouble for a development team. We break down five games with review scores that could have cost people their jobs.
Lego Horizon Adventures Video Review – Beautiful Bricks
Mario & Luigi: Brothership Video Review – Far-Flung Island Fun
METALLICA Remastered Pinball is an Engineering Marvel | Stern Pinball
Dragon Ball Sparking Zero – Intense PvP DP Battle Gameplay
Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO Video Review – Further Beyond Expectation
