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Etrian Odyssey IV: Legends of the Titan Review By Kaleb Rutherford \| 04/19/13 Hi, my name is Kaleb and I am a fan of RPG’s! This should come as no surprise to any of you who have followed my reviews, tweets, Facebook messages, or my gaming library at home. Though my love for Role Playing Games grows deep, I could never find enjoyment, in the past, of the Dungeon... Read More	Shin Megami: Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers Review By Kaleb Rutherford \| 04/18/13 In 1997, the Sega Saturn was a hot system in Japan. Sadly, many of the RPG’s released on that platform, and during those times, never found a way to make it outside of the land of the rising sun. As the years have passed, the industry has grown, and niche titles have found a larger audience,... Read More
Bioshock Infinite Spoiler Free Review By Kaleb Rutherford \| 04/02/13 Bioshock Infinite is the latest game from the creative minds at Irrational Games and 2K Games. Ken Levine, the Creative Director and Co-Founder of the studio, has put together a team and created a game that employs the mechanics of classic First Person Shooter titles while adding in an engaging... Read More	Sniper: Ghost Warrior 2 Review By Davis Wiitala \| 03/30/13 The CryEngine 3, in my opinion, has been the source of many great games lately. So when I heard that Sniper: Ghost Warrior 2 was going to be using it, I thought: “Awesome! An FPS with an emphasis on stealth tactics, and sniping! I've gotta try it!” I had seen, and heard, of the first game, and... Read More
I Am Alive Review By Davis Wiitala \| 03/30/13 As a long-time fan of the Survival Horror genre, I began a quest to find a new title to play through and review. The opportunity to cover I Am Alive presented itself to me and I just couldn't pass it up. For a game that has seen numerous sales on Steam in the past several months, I walked away... Read More	StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm Review By Davis Wiitala \| 03/30/13 The first thing I have to say about StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm, is: Congratulations, Blizzard! In recent memory, I have never be disappointed with the stories you tell in your titles. “Back in the day,” I played Brood War and got pretty dang good at it. In the days of my youth, I had time to... Read More
Ni no Kuni Review By Kaleb Rutherford \| 03/01/13 The Role Playing Genre holds a special place in my heart. When I was a kid, I had to buy most of my games and wait until Christmas or my birthday, both in December, to get new titles. Due to the financial investment of my hobby, I wanted to get the most gameplay for the cheapest amount of dollars.... Read More	Ni no Kuni Review By Kaleb Rutherford \| 03/01/13 The Role Playing Genre holds a special place in my heart. When I was a kid, I had to buy most of my games and wait until Christmas or my birthday, both in December, to get new titles. Due to the financial investment of my hobby, I wanted to get the most gameplay for the cheapest amount of dollars.... Read More
BookBook for iPad By Kaleb Rutherford \| 05/09/12 Style, elegance, and uniqueness. These are but a few words that come to mind when visioning the BookBook for iPad. I have had the pleasure of slipping my new Retina-enabled iPad 3 into the BookBook and toting it around to various places and speaking engagements. Read More	Trial Evolution Review By Andrew Thivyanathan \| 05/04/12 Trials Evolution has finally arrived! Check out our review. Read More
Kid Icarus: Uprising By Dominick Fleres \| 04/26/12 The long awaited Kid Icarus revival comes in the form of a frantic action game for the nintendo 3DS. Uprising has its players in levels that ﬂow from a mix of Nintendo classic Starfox, for its air battles. And for land-based action, becomes akin to traditional 3rd person brawling games... Read More	Poker Night at the Inventory By Ash Williams \| 03/19/12 Poker titles on the PC can be a real crapshoot, pun intended. For every game like Stacked that you get, you get a half dozen games like "Reel Deal Poker." When I first heard about Poker Night at the Inventory and the fact that it only offered one form of poker play, I figured that... Read More
Final Fantasy XIII Review By Adam Westenberger \| 02/19/12 The Final Fantasy series is one of the most long-running franchises in the video game industry. Spanning fourteen installments, this series has left quite an impression on the youth of many gamers. Now that we have reached the thirteenth chapter in this mighty lineage, how does it stand up to past... Read More	Star Wars the Old Republic By Kaleb Rutherford \| 02/17/12 Now that Star Wars the Old Republic is finally here, can it possibly live up to the hype? I have been dreaming about this game for literally half my life! Is this really the MMO to beat all other in MMOs? Like so many other things in our lives the answer is a mixed yes and no. Read More
Otterbox Goes Lighter and Better By Kaleb Rutherford \| 07/30/11 Otterbox is the brand of cases folks turn to when they need something to protect the devices they love. I have recommended them in the past and though they add some bulk to the device, it is well worth it. To help ensure that the brand is no longer associated with bulk, Otterbox has released a new... Read More

Etrian Odyssey IV: Legends of the Titan Review By Kaleb Rutherford \| 04/19/13 Hi, my name is Kaleb and I am a fan of RPG’s! This should come as no surprise to any of you who have followed my reviews, tweets, Facebook messages, or my gaming library at home. Though my love for Role Playing Games grows deep, I could never find enjoyment, in the past, of the Dungeon... Read More	Shin Megami: Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers Review By Kaleb Rutherford \| 04/18/13 In 1997, the Sega Saturn was a hot system in Japan. Sadly, many of the RPG’s released on that platform, and during those times, never found a way to make it outside of the land of the rising sun. As the years have passed, the industry has grown, and niche titles have found a larger audience,... Read More
Bioshock Infinite Spoiler Free Review By Kaleb Rutherford \| 04/02/13 Bioshock Infinite is the latest game from the creative minds at Irrational Games and 2K Games. Ken Levine, the Creative Director and Co-Founder of the studio, has put together a team and created a game that employs the mechanics of classic First Person Shooter titles while adding in an engaging... Read More	Sniper: Ghost Warrior 2 Review By Davis Wiitala \| 03/30/13 The CryEngine 3, in my opinion, has been the source of many great games lately. So when I heard that Sniper: Ghost Warrior 2 was going to be using it, I thought: “Awesome! An FPS with an emphasis on stealth tactics, and sniping! I've gotta try it!” I had seen, and heard, of the first game, and... Read More
I Am Alive Review By Davis Wiitala \| 03/30/13 As a long-time fan of the Survival Horror genre, I began a quest to find a new title to play through and review. The opportunity to cover I Am Alive presented itself to me and I just couldn't pass it up. For a game that has seen numerous sales on Steam in the past several months, I walked away... Read More	StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm Review By Davis Wiitala \| 03/30/13 The first thing I have to say about StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm, is: Congratulations, Blizzard! In recent memory, I have never be disappointed with the stories you tell in your titles. “Back in the day,” I played Brood War and got pretty dang good at it. In the days of my youth, I had time to... Read More
Ni no Kuni Review By Kaleb Rutherford \| 03/01/13 The Role Playing Genre holds a special place in my heart. When I was a kid, I had to buy most of my games and wait until Christmas or my birthday, both in December, to get new titles. Due to the financial investment of my hobby, I wanted to get the most gameplay for the cheapest amount of dollars.... Read More	Ni no Kuni Review By Kaleb Rutherford \| 03/01/13 The Role Playing Genre holds a special place in my heart. When I was a kid, I had to buy most of my games and wait until Christmas or my birthday, both in December, to get new titles. Due to the financial investment of my hobby, I wanted to get the most gameplay for the cheapest amount of dollars.... Read More
BookBook for iPad By Kaleb Rutherford \| 05/09/12 Style, elegance, and uniqueness. These are but a few words that come to mind when visioning the BookBook for iPad. I have had the pleasure of slipping my new Retina-enabled iPad 3 into the BookBook and toting it around to various places and speaking engagements. Read More	Trial Evolution Review By Andrew Thivyanathan \| 05/04/12 Trials Evolution has finally arrived! Check out our review. Read More
Kid Icarus: Uprising By Dominick Fleres \| 04/26/12 The long awaited Kid Icarus revival comes in the form of a frantic action game for the nintendo 3DS. Uprising has its players in levels that ﬂow from a mix of Nintendo classic Starfox, for its air battles. And for land-based action, becomes akin to traditional 3rd person brawling games... Read More	Poker Night at the Inventory By Ash Williams \| 03/19/12 Poker titles on the PC can be a real crapshoot, pun intended. For every game like Stacked that you get, you get a half dozen games like "Reel Deal Poker." When I first heard about Poker Night at the Inventory and the fact that it only offered one form of poker play, I figured that... Read More
Final Fantasy XIII Review By Adam Westenberger \| 02/19/12 The Final Fantasy series is one of the most long-running franchises in the video game industry. Spanning fourteen installments, this series has left quite an impression on the youth of many gamers. Now that we have reached the thirteenth chapter in this mighty lineage, how does it stand up to past... Read More	Star Wars the Old Republic By Kaleb Rutherford \| 02/17/12 Now that Star Wars the Old Republic is finally here, can it possibly live up to the hype? I have been dreaming about this game for literally half my life! Is this really the MMO to beat all other in MMOs? Like so many other things in our lives the answer is a mixed yes and no. Read More
Otterbox Goes Lighter and Better By Kaleb Rutherford \| 07/30/11 Otterbox is the brand of cases folks turn to when they need something to protect the devices they love. I have recommended them in the past and though they add some bulk to the device, it is well worth it. To help ensure that the brand is no longer associated with bulk, Otterbox has released a new... Read More

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Etrian Odyssey IV: Legends of the Titan Review By Kaleb Rutherford \| 04/19/13 Hi, my name is Kaleb and I am a fan of RPG’s! This should come as no surprise to any of you who have followed my reviews, tweets, Facebook messages, or my gaming library at home. Though my love for Role Playing Games grows deep, I could never find enjoyment, in the past, of the Dungeon... Read More	Shin Megami: Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers Review By Kaleb Rutherford \| 04/18/13 In 1997, the Sega Saturn was a hot system in Japan. Sadly, many of the RPG’s released on that platform, and during those times, never found a way to make it outside of the land of the rising sun. As the years have passed, the industry has grown, and niche titles have found a larger audience,... Read More
Bioshock Infinite Spoiler Free Review By Kaleb Rutherford \| 04/02/13 Bioshock Infinite is the latest game from the creative minds at Irrational Games and 2K Games. Ken Levine, the Creative Director and Co-Founder of the studio, has put together a team and created a game that employs the mechanics of classic First Person Shooter titles while adding in an engaging... Read More	Sniper: Ghost Warrior 2 Review By Davis Wiitala \| 03/30/13 The CryEngine 3, in my opinion, has been the source of many great games lately. So when I heard that Sniper: Ghost Warrior 2 was going to be using it, I thought: “Awesome! An FPS with an emphasis on stealth tactics, and sniping! I've gotta try it!” I had seen, and heard, of the first game, and... Read More
I Am Alive Review By Davis Wiitala \| 03/30/13 As a long-time fan of the Survival Horror genre, I began a quest to find a new title to play through and review. The opportunity to cover I Am Alive presented itself to me and I just couldn't pass it up. For a game that has seen numerous sales on Steam in the past several months, I walked away... Read More	StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm Review By Davis Wiitala \| 03/30/13 The first thing I have to say about StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm, is: Congratulations, Blizzard! In recent memory, I have never be disappointed with the stories you tell in your titles. “Back in the day,” I played Brood War and got pretty dang good at it. In the days of my youth, I had time to... Read More
Ni no Kuni Review By Kaleb Rutherford \| 03/01/13 The Role Playing Genre holds a special place in my heart. When I was a kid, I had to buy most of my games and wait until Christmas or my birthday, both in December, to get new titles. Due to the financial investment of my hobby, I wanted to get the most gameplay for the cheapest amount of dollars.... Read More	Ni no Kuni Review By Kaleb Rutherford \| 03/01/13 The Role Playing Genre holds a special place in my heart. When I was a kid, I had to buy most of my games and wait until Christmas or my birthday, both in December, to get new titles. Due to the financial investment of my hobby, I wanted to get the most gameplay for the cheapest amount of dollars.... Read More
BookBook for iPad By Kaleb Rutherford \| 05/09/12 Style, elegance, and uniqueness. These are but a few words that come to mind when visioning the BookBook for iPad. I have had the pleasure of slipping my new Retina-enabled iPad 3 into the BookBook and toting it around to various places and speaking engagements. Read More	Trial Evolution Review By Andrew Thivyanathan \| 05/04/12 Trials Evolution has finally arrived! Check out our review. Read More
Kid Icarus: Uprising By Dominick Fleres \| 04/26/12 The long awaited Kid Icarus revival comes in the form of a frantic action game for the nintendo 3DS. Uprising has its players in levels that ﬂow from a mix of Nintendo classic Starfox, for its air battles. And for land-based action, becomes akin to traditional 3rd person brawling games... Read More	Poker Night at the Inventory By Ash Williams \| 03/19/12 Poker titles on the PC can be a real crapshoot, pun intended. For every game like Stacked that you get, you get a half dozen games like "Reel Deal Poker." When I first heard about Poker Night at the Inventory and the fact that it only offered one form of poker play, I figured that... Read More
Final Fantasy XIII Review By Adam Westenberger \| 02/19/12 The Final Fantasy series is one of the most long-running franchises in the video game industry. Spanning fourteen installments, this series has left quite an impression on the youth of many gamers. Now that we have reached the thirteenth chapter in this mighty lineage, how does it stand up to past... Read More	Star Wars the Old Republic By Kaleb Rutherford \| 02/17/12 Now that Star Wars the Old Republic is finally here, can it possibly live up to the hype? I have been dreaming about this game for literally half my life! Is this really the MMO to beat all other in MMOs? Like so many other things in our lives the answer is a mixed yes and no. Read More
Otterbox Goes Lighter and Better By Kaleb Rutherford \| 07/30/11 Otterbox is the brand of cases folks turn to when they need something to protect the devices they love. I have recommended them in the past and though they add some bulk to the device, it is well worth it. To help ensure that the brand is no longer associated with bulk, Otterbox has released a new... Read More

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