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[Review] Sin or Win
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One of the great things about our Summer Pwnage events, besides bringing gamers of all sorts together, is that it gives local game developers a chance to show off their latest creations to a target audience. Quite often, these games are still under development and are presented well before public release. Such was the case [...]
[Review] Dragons vs. Spaceships
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Game Production Studios, based right here in London, Ontario, has released Dragons vs. Spaceships, their answer to the genre via Xbox Live Indie Games (XBLIG). Like such classics as 1942, Jackal and more recently Ikaruga before it, this budget title seeks to “capture the essence of the genre, while putting a new spin on old conventions.”
Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary
My first exposure to the Halo series was when Halo was revealed at the MacWorld conference back in the day. After it was shown, Bungie was snatched up by Microsoft and Halo was built for Microsoft’s new videogame console, the XBox.
Review: Dance Central 2
I am not a very proud man. Having two children and dealing with the trials and tribulations associated with that is a great way to make anyone feel small and useless. Have you always wanted to feel that way if you don’t have kids? Fear not – Dance Central 2 is here to help you out!
World War 3 is Here, How Will You Respond?
Join familiar faces Captain John Price, Captain John “Soap” MacTavish, double agent Nikolai, Yuri and more in an attempt to take down Vladimir Makarov once and for all, and put an end to World War 3.
The Storyline
The game starts mere hours after betraying and killing Lieutenant General Shepherd, with Price and Nikolai escaping from a [...]
The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword Review
It’s been 5 years in the making and now, it’s finally here. The Wii’s final swan song. The great news is, Nintendo saved the absolute best for last. The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword continues Nintendo’s tradition of excellence when it comes to the young hero from Hyrule. Is this the best Zelda adventure yet? Jump inside and find out!
Review: The Elder Scrolls – Skyrim
You know how in most games, you can either definitely say that you’re in World 3 – 1 out of 8? Or if the game is an RPG of sorts, you still have a relative sense of how close you are to the end? Playing Skyrim, you will never experience those thoughts. I have no idea where I am in the overall story of the game. All I know is that as in life, in Skyrim the journey is as much fun as arriving at the destination.
Review – Pro Evolution Soccer 2012
Football, or “Soccer”, is heralded as the worlds most popular sport. Konami has been one of the greatest football game developers in the world for a long, long time. Come inside and see if this soccer newb thinks this years version of Pro Evolution Soccer lives up to that pedigree.
(Review) Gears of War 3
It’s a rare experience when you reach the end of a blockbuster, million-dollar videogame and when the credits roll, you actually believe the story is finished. Whether you believe Microsoft will actually abandon the franchise is beside the point – Gears of War 3’s single purpose is to bring closure to a world that’s been blown wide open in the previous games.
(Review) NHL 2012
A lot of people tend to think that each release of a new EA Sports title is mainly a roster upgrade with a few minor enhancements. While that has been fairly accurate on a number of occasions, this is not true of this years NHL 12 offering. Since EA Canada has fully taken over development of the NHL franchise, they’ve made it better each year, in both big and small ways. According to the developers, there were over 300 changes made for this year.
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