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Doctor Who City of Daleks: Episode or Game?

June 6, 2010

Enjoy British quips and time-travel? Think yourself clever enough to take on a hoard of Daleks with nothing but your wits and a Sonic Screwdriver? Now is your opportunity in BBC’s new Doctor Who computer game series.

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War for Cybertron: Gamers, Roll Out!

June 2, 2010

If anyone is a fan of Transformers, it’s this girl. Giant mechs wailing on each other for the fate of the universe? Sign me up. For the first time, the start of the war between the Autobots and Decepticons is shown in video games in Transformers: War for Cybertron.

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Just Cause 2: The Only Unofficial, Incomplete Review You’ll Ever Need

May 7, 2010

I have yet to beat Just Cause 2. I’m not even close. After some 30 hours of play time, I’ve completed about 23% of the game. However, that won’t stop me from endlessly rambling on about the game, how awesome it is, all the things I find awesome about it, the fun I have playing [...]

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Recession Proof Gaming with ‘The Humble Indie Bundle’

May 6, 2010

In a world where videogames have become more costly, it’s difficult to feed the addiction. Even more so in this economy (though the White House claims the recession is over, I personally have yet to see proof). Capcom did us all a favor (and rightly so) by releasing the pseudo-new SSFIV at a reduced price. [...]

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GamerRoad Crossover Cast: The One In Which I Am Present Only In Spirit

April 26, 2010

Here it is folks, the moment you’ve been waiting for. That’s right the Podcast is back with even lower grade sound than ever before. Expect a return to full technical wizardry next week, but this week’s episode has more than enough humor to make up for its mono recording. This week sees the return of [...]

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Lego Magic? Or Lego Mistake?

April 22, 2010

I love me some Harry Potter. I’ve read all the books at least a dozen times each, I have seen the movies, I’ve attended some of the midnight dress parties, and I even played the PC games that came out right as the first two movies were being released. Although, when it comes to the [...]

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Nothing Says The Misadventures of P.B. Winterbottom Like the Title of Steam’s Newest Game

April 20, 2010

For many, today is nothing more than an average day to celebrate the birth of one of history’s biggest assholes – Joey Lawrence, star of the popular television sitcom Brotherly Love. You may remember Joey from a myriad of different TV show from the 1990s, but I guarantee you that history will forget him. If [...]

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A Slightly Late Review of Dragon Age: Awakening

April 14, 2010

Bioware’s Dragon Age: Awakening continues the dark fantasy action started by Origins, and for the most part does it well. The expansion adds on whole other campaign that will get characters to above level 30 with new skills and equipment to go with it. Other than a few minor glitches, Awakening is a good addition [...]

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Dialogue Choices: When will they get it right?

April 9, 2010

For years now, games (mostly RPG’s) have advertised realistic dialogue. From humble beginnings, to the well-known KOTOR series, to Mass Effect and beyond, dialogue choices have made their home as a gimmick of the video game industry.

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P.B. Winterbottom: Hearts, Pies Stolen; PC Port on the Way

April 8, 2010

2K Play announced that The Misadventures of P.B. Winterbottom is set for release on Windows PC through Steam later this month. Not only is it being transferred over to a different medium, this version, a project of 2K China, will include many new features, from puzzles to achievements. Mac users, fear not! Steam is now [...]

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