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Previews

Preview: SoulCalibur V

SoulCalibur has always had the reputation as being one of the most visually stunning and fluid fighting games on the scene. I went hands on with Namco’s latest...

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Preview: Motionsports: Adrenaline

Adren·a·line, a noun as defined by Merriam-Webster: “a substance that is released in the body of a person who is feeling a strong emotion (such as...

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Preview: Rayman: Origins

I missed out on the Rayman train until Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc came along on my original Xbox. It was good – the two-dimension platformer had a quirky world...

Reviews

Review: Gears of War 3

Matt and I got sucked into the Gears of War 3 hype; we started GoW 2 last week just to burn through co-op and reacquaint ourselves with the story. Then...

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Review: Resident Evil 4 HD

“Hello, stranger!” I LITERALLY squealed with delight when I met up with The Merchant in glorious HD and heard those sweet guttural sounds pour from...

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Preview: Battlefield 3 co-op

Reluctantly getting off the aforementioned cushy couch (what, you didnt read our impressions on Mass Effect 3?), I met up with Jiggsy of Guide to Awesome...

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Preview: Mass Effect 3

After arriving a little later than most to EA’s Mass Effect 3 and Battlefield 3 preview night, I found myself in a battlefield of my own. Picture one penthouse...

Reviews

Review: Resistance 3

Insomniac Games and Sony Computer Entertainment are back for a third outing in the Resistance series, with Resistance 3. However, it’s only my first time, so...

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Review: Driver: San Francisco

If ever there was a game that was rendered completely pointless by its plotline, it’s Driver: San Francisco. The story actually makes you care less about what...

News

Resident Evil 6 outed at TGS

Well, Capcom’s not going to own up to it right this second, but we’ve got a heap of rumors (and some proof) coming out of the Tokyo Game Show that...

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Review: NHL 12

A new year means a new version of EA Sports’ NHL series. As you’d expect, I’m ecstatic. First off, get yourself acquainted with our review of...

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Review: Top Spin 4

As an avid tennis player and fan, I hold my breath each and every year and hope that a tennis game will be developed that is actually enjoyable. There have...

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Review: Silent Hill: Homecoming

Okay, let’s get one thing down pat before we get to the nitty-gritty: Silent Hill: Homecoming is not developed by the famed Team Silent, responsible for the...