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Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time review

Giancarlo Saldana
Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time brings Sony’s old PlayStation mascot back into the mainstream 22 years since his last true installment graced consoles. A lot has changed in that time, and while Naughty Dog m...

PS4 Universal Media Remote review

Joe Sinicki
I have a lot of remotes in my house. There's the one for my cable box, the one for my TV, my Apple TV remote...the one for my sound bar oh and the controllers for each system I have. Note, I've got a universal ...
4.5

Dark Souls III Review: Scars

Joe Sinicki
Whenever I think of Dark Souls, I think of the scene in Jaws where the crew are sitting around the table comparing scars. They’re talking about the scars that serve as souvenirs from each of their greatest batt...
4.0

Fallout 4: Automatron review

Giancarlo Saldana
Fallout’s Automatron DLC is a robot enthusiast’s dream come true. Not only does this expansion add new robotic enemies to the Commonwealth, but it also provides you with a few quests to complete and the ability...
4.7

Fallout 4 review

Giancarlo Saldana
As soon as I left the claustrophobic walls of Vault 111, all I could think about was making my way down towards Boston and discovering all the sights and locations Bethesda had imaginatively recreated in their ...

WWE 2K16 Review: Developmental

Joe Sinicki
Last year, 2K's goal was to create a product that more closely resembles what you see on Monday and Thursday nights and the result was...disappointing. The idea was to implement new chain wrestling and stamina ...
4.0

Rock Band 4 review

Giancarlo Saldana
With the launch of Rock Band back in 2007, Harmonix introduced a way for players to feel like they were part of a band and rock out to their favorite songs without needing to know how to play an instrument or r...

Batman: Arkham Knight Review

Gary Wilson
This review contains spoilers for "Batman: Arkham Knight". It’s hard to follow up projects that consumers still see as the pinnacle of a genre. This is the mountain that Rocksteady has been attempting to cl...
2.8

Primal Carnage: Extinction Review

Grant Bickelhaupt
Photo credit: Circle 5 Studios, Pub Games, and gamespot.com It’s rare that games emerge from early access without being a first-person survival game where you gather resources and fight zombies, and with rec...

WWE 2K15 Review – Enhancement Talent

Joe Sinicki
For the last few years, I've been falling in and out of love with pro wrestling. My dad got me hooked on it during the old Prime Time Wrestling days so I try to get into it as much as I can but for every great ...

So let’s talk about Destiny…

Joe Sinicki
Before you read this you should know that this is not a Destiny review; at least not in the sense you’d expect. Understand that I’m not even claiming to have come close to finishing what Destiny has to offer — ...
3.8

Review — Oddworld: New n’ Tasty

Joe Sinicki
I’ll always have a soft spot in my heart for the original Oddworld: Abe’s Odyssey. You see, there was a time during high school where I stopped playing video games altogether. That is until I got an original Xb...

Review – Oddworld: New n’ Tasty

Joe Sinicki
More than just a re-release, Oddworld: New ’n Tasty is a complete reimagining of the original Abe’s Odyssey and the result is the absolute best version of the game to date. Long time fans of the series will appreciate the love given to the aging formula while those new to Oddworld get the game we imagined we would so long ago. Some of the controls have been changed, and not for the better but don’t let that stop you — those new to the series and those who have experienced the game before should check out this love letter to the Oddworld series.