Razer unveils a new “Pro” controller for the Xbox One and we get some hands one time with it. What we discovered was a unique and new way to use a controller that is not traditional of the “Pro” controller scene.
We get to check out this “Bro” inspired Gauntlet-like game that puts an emphasis on cooperative play, and even though there is no release date, the game feels darn good even though we only had a brief time with it. We’re keeping our fingers crossed for this one, that is for sure.
We sit down with the Creative Director of Halo 5: Guardians for a tour of the new campaign. We check out what it offers and get a glimpse at how much bigger it is than previous games. Simply put, we can’t wait to play this game come October.
There’s no question that both fans and critics alike had some harsh words for EA Sports in regards to NHL 15. We had a chance to sit down with the Producer for NHL 16 and he let us know that none of the criticisms were ignored when the team moved on to NHL 16.
The original Gears of War is back, but it’s not just an HD port, but a full tear down and rebuild for the Xbox One. With changes to the visuals, sound, and gameplay, this game is back in BIG way and both fans of the series, and newbies alike, should take the time to check it out.
We go forth and battle it out over Xbox Live with Wargaming.net’s Xbox One version of its Free to Play game World of Tanks. A few bruised egos later, and a whole of of tank carnage, we emerge in one piece to pass on our review to you.
We take to the depths of the virtual ocean in 505 Games indie title and then come up for some air wanting even more. Who knew that a game based on scuba diving could be so interesting?
LEGO Games are a common occurrence nowadays, but we still manage to stare down giant dinosaurs and sift through virtual dino-dung in this latest LEGO game and come back in one piece to tell you how TT Games next entry into its long running franchise is.
We sit down with The Coalition to learn what they did to make Gears of War Ultimate Edition more then just a re-skinned version of the original, and find out what changes have been made for the modern day gamer.
We kick the tires of Activision’s next entry into its Toys-to-Life franchise, Skylanders Superchargers. In a genre that grows closer and closer to over saturation the team at Vicarious Visions strives to keep the series fresh and fun despite some big competition on the market.
AI Limit Review – Familiar, Functional, and Forgettable
Hitman: World of Assassination PS VR2 Review – Immersive and Intense
Dollhouse: Behind the Broken Mirror Review – A Haunting Descent into Madness
The First Berserker: Khazan Review – A Brutal, Beautiful, and Familiar Ride
MLB The Show 25 Review – Good Old Beautiful Baseball
