Borderlands is back with its swan song on the last gen consoles. The Pre-Sequel features four new playable characters and puts Handsome Jack in an unlikely hero role. The trademark Borderlands humour is in full swing and it’s got loot for days… let’s get shooting.
Easy to use and with the ability to capture the best quality footage out there the Elgato Game Capture HD60 is a must have for every aspiring streamer and video making enthusiast.
You don’t know what a great game is unless you have a crappy game to compare it to. We take a look at some games that look like they’ll stun gamers in 2015 as well as a few of their compatriots that might fall victim to over hype and poor design.
Few games manage to stand the test of time and still remain relevant long after their release has past. Here’s 10 examples of some retro games that not only remain relevant but provided the building blocks for some of the greatest games of modern times. You gotta play these!
One of COG’s best games of the year for 2013 is back but this time on the PS4. If you haven’t played it yet, you are seriously missing out.
Anomaly Defenders puts you into the role of the aliens who need to defend their homeworld from the human scum. We give this tower defense game a run for its money and walk away mostly satisfied.
Paul took his time with this review. He wanted to make sure he was giving Dark Souls 2 for the PC every opportunity to succeed. He wanted to like it. Unfortunately he didn’t.
Okay, so we are a little late to the party with this review but it’s a big game and we wanted to log some serious hours into this MMORPG. In the end, ESO should have been so much better. Period.
This game is massive, so we aren’t going to rush out a score until we have truly sunk our teeth into all that is ESO. In the meantime, check out Paul’s thoughts so far.
Paul spent some time in “The Elder Scrolls Online” media beta last weekend. He hopes you didn’t make plans this April.
