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Civilization V By Kaleb Rutherford \| 10/01/10 Civilization V is one of the most eagerly anticipated strategy games of all time. Ever since I last saw the title at E3 2010, I have been waiting for the moment to get my hands on the final version. That time has finally come and the only thing disappointing out Civilization V is the addicting... Read More	Zeno Clash: Ultimate Edition By Mark Melnychuk \| 06/13/10 The highest compliment one could give indie hit <em>Zeno Clash</em> would be that it’s unlike anything we see in big budget game development today. Chilean developer ACE Team has crafted a unique story, style and gameplay mechanic the marketing department would never approve of because... Read More
OtterBox Defender By Kaleb Rutherford \| 05/30/10 Love your iPhone but have slippery fingers? Look no further than the OtterBox to save your phone from impending disaster. Keep reading to find out why this is a must-purchase item. Read More	Serious Sam HD: The Second Encounter Review By Ryan Schaefer \| 05/07/10 Shooter fans may look back fondly on the adventures of Sam "Serious" Stone. Sure he was more than just a bit of a Duke Nukem knock off, but the games had their own charm. Players were pitted against massive hordes of foes at any given time and survival did not come easily. Sam... Read More
Battlefield: Bad Company 2 By Mark Melnychuk \| 03/18/10 The Battlefield series certainly isn’t new to the consoles, going all the way back to <em>Battlefield Modern Combat 2 </em>on the original Xbox. Despite a presence on the past two generations of hardware, the franchise has never quite measured up to its PC sibling. This held true for... Read More	Mass Effect 2 By Ryan Schaefer \| 03/02/10 Bioware's <em>Mass Effect 2</em> has finally arrived at retail. It was a long wait for fans of the first, but how does this sequel stack up?<!--break--> Well, with <em>Mass Effect 2</em>, Bioware has succeeded where so many others have failed. When it... Read More
Assassin's Creed 2 By Ryan Schaefer \| 01/25/10 Ubisoft's second entry into the acclaimed Assassin's Creed franchise promised to fix a lot of the complaints gamers had with the first game. Did they succeed? After playing through the game in its entirety I can safely they have most definitely succeeded. I was not the biggest fan... Read More	Bayonetta By Ryan Schaefer \| 01/17/10 Bayonetta has been attracting the media's attention for months now, but is there any substance behind the sexuality? Find out in our review of the first big release of 2010! I would like to point out that this review is based on the Xbox 360 version of the game; not the PS3. I've... Read More
PixelJunk Shooter By Kaleb Rutherford \| 01/02/10 A few years ago, you would have never caught me anticipating--much less spending my time playing a download only title. Q-Games came in and changed the way myself and multitudes of others think by delivering high quality products that are simple to play, fun, challenging to master, and deliver more... Read More	Borderlands Review By Ryan Schaefer \| 11/24/09 Borderlands is probably best described as a shoot n' loot; that is to say, you shoot a lot of things and stash whatever is worth carrying. The game is an interesting and successful merge between an action RPG and a first person shooter. The unique combination gives the game a feel that... Read More
Half-Minute Hero By Kaleb Rutherford \| 10/31/09 Tired of the same old boring Role Playing Games on your sophisticated PlayStation Portable? Just looking for something original to play? XSeed, Marvelous Entertainment, and Developer Opus Studio have just the game for you--Half-Minute Hero. While the game won't impress you visually, it more than... Read More	Axel and Pixel By Michael Toller \| 10/30/09 Axel & Pixel is the story of an artist named Axel and his dog Pixel who live in a cozy little cottage in the mountains. In the intro, we see Axel fall asleep in his comfy chair. In his dream an evil rat traps them in this bizarre dream world and they have to chase the rodent down in order to... Read More
Military Madness: Nectaris By Mark Melnychuk \| 10/28/09 Like other resurrected classics on the Xbox Live Arcade the Military Madness series goes a long ways back. The franchise debuted on the TurboGrafx-16 in 1989 and later made its way to the PSX in 1998. Read More	Scribblenauts By Kaleb Rutherford \| 09/29/09 Creativity is something lacking in our industry today. Many claim to have some original concepts or ideas--but very few actually deliver. When a company does achieve something truly creative, it is hard to point out and complain about any faults within the product. Such is the case with... Read More
The Beatles Rock Band By Kaleb Rutherford \| 09/15/09 What began as an idea with Frequency and Amplitude turned into a phenomenon with Guitar Hero. When corporate greed got in the way, Guitar Hero was left behind and the magic moved on to the Rock Band series. Rock Band continued to improve with Rock Band 2 but it was still missing "something... Read More	Wolfenstein RPG By Kaleb Rutherford \| 08/26/09 The gaming gods at id Software have been hard at work trying to get as many awesome titles into the hands of gamers. With projects like RAGE set to change the genre of First Person Shooter for the better, they haven't forgotten about the mobile market. In fact, Wolfenstein RPG is so... Read More

Civilization V By Kaleb Rutherford \| 10/01/10 Civilization V is one of the most eagerly anticipated strategy games of all time. Ever since I last saw the title at E3 2010, I have been waiting for the moment to get my hands on the final version. That time has finally come and the only thing disappointing out Civilization V is the addicting... Read More	Zeno Clash: Ultimate Edition By Mark Melnychuk \| 06/13/10 The highest compliment one could give indie hit <em>Zeno Clash</em> would be that it’s unlike anything we see in big budget game development today. Chilean developer ACE Team has crafted a unique story, style and gameplay mechanic the marketing department would never approve of because... Read More
OtterBox Defender By Kaleb Rutherford \| 05/30/10 Love your iPhone but have slippery fingers? Look no further than the OtterBox to save your phone from impending disaster. Keep reading to find out why this is a must-purchase item. Read More	Serious Sam HD: The Second Encounter Review By Ryan Schaefer \| 05/07/10 Shooter fans may look back fondly on the adventures of Sam "Serious" Stone. Sure he was more than just a bit of a Duke Nukem knock off, but the games had their own charm. Players were pitted against massive hordes of foes at any given time and survival did not come easily. Sam... Read More
Battlefield: Bad Company 2 By Mark Melnychuk \| 03/18/10 The Battlefield series certainly isn’t new to the consoles, going all the way back to <em>Battlefield Modern Combat 2 </em>on the original Xbox. Despite a presence on the past two generations of hardware, the franchise has never quite measured up to its PC sibling. This held true for... Read More	Mass Effect 2 By Ryan Schaefer \| 03/02/10 Bioware's <em>Mass Effect 2</em> has finally arrived at retail. It was a long wait for fans of the first, but how does this sequel stack up?<!--break--> Well, with <em>Mass Effect 2</em>, Bioware has succeeded where so many others have failed. When it... Read More
Assassin's Creed 2 By Ryan Schaefer \| 01/25/10 Ubisoft's second entry into the acclaimed Assassin's Creed franchise promised to fix a lot of the complaints gamers had with the first game. Did they succeed? After playing through the game in its entirety I can safely they have most definitely succeeded. I was not the biggest fan... Read More	Bayonetta By Ryan Schaefer \| 01/17/10 Bayonetta has been attracting the media's attention for months now, but is there any substance behind the sexuality? Find out in our review of the first big release of 2010! I would like to point out that this review is based on the Xbox 360 version of the game; not the PS3. I've... Read More
PixelJunk Shooter By Kaleb Rutherford \| 01/02/10 A few years ago, you would have never caught me anticipating--much less spending my time playing a download only title. Q-Games came in and changed the way myself and multitudes of others think by delivering high quality products that are simple to play, fun, challenging to master, and deliver more... Read More	Borderlands Review By Ryan Schaefer \| 11/24/09 Borderlands is probably best described as a shoot n' loot; that is to say, you shoot a lot of things and stash whatever is worth carrying. The game is an interesting and successful merge between an action RPG and a first person shooter. The unique combination gives the game a feel that... Read More
Half-Minute Hero By Kaleb Rutherford \| 10/31/09 Tired of the same old boring Role Playing Games on your sophisticated PlayStation Portable? Just looking for something original to play? XSeed, Marvelous Entertainment, and Developer Opus Studio have just the game for you--Half-Minute Hero. While the game won't impress you visually, it more than... Read More	Axel and Pixel By Michael Toller \| 10/30/09 Axel & Pixel is the story of an artist named Axel and his dog Pixel who live in a cozy little cottage in the mountains. In the intro, we see Axel fall asleep in his comfy chair. In his dream an evil rat traps them in this bizarre dream world and they have to chase the rodent down in order to... Read More
Military Madness: Nectaris By Mark Melnychuk \| 10/28/09 Like other resurrected classics on the Xbox Live Arcade the Military Madness series goes a long ways back. The franchise debuted on the TurboGrafx-16 in 1989 and later made its way to the PSX in 1998. Read More	Scribblenauts By Kaleb Rutherford \| 09/29/09 Creativity is something lacking in our industry today. Many claim to have some original concepts or ideas--but very few actually deliver. When a company does achieve something truly creative, it is hard to point out and complain about any faults within the product. Such is the case with... Read More
The Beatles Rock Band By Kaleb Rutherford \| 09/15/09 What began as an idea with Frequency and Amplitude turned into a phenomenon with Guitar Hero. When corporate greed got in the way, Guitar Hero was left behind and the magic moved on to the Rock Band series. Rock Band continued to improve with Rock Band 2 but it was still missing "something... Read More	Wolfenstein RPG By Kaleb Rutherford \| 08/26/09 The gaming gods at id Software have been hard at work trying to get as many awesome titles into the hands of gamers. With projects like RAGE set to change the genre of First Person Shooter for the better, they haven't forgotten about the mobile market. In fact, Wolfenstein RPG is so... Read More

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Civilization V By Kaleb Rutherford \| 10/01/10 Civilization V is one of the most eagerly anticipated strategy games of all time. Ever since I last saw the title at E3 2010, I have been waiting for the moment to get my hands on the final version. That time has finally come and the only thing disappointing out Civilization V is the addicting... Read More	Zeno Clash: Ultimate Edition By Mark Melnychuk \| 06/13/10 The highest compliment one could give indie hit <em>Zeno Clash</em> would be that it’s unlike anything we see in big budget game development today. Chilean developer ACE Team has crafted a unique story, style and gameplay mechanic the marketing department would never approve of because... Read More
OtterBox Defender By Kaleb Rutherford \| 05/30/10 Love your iPhone but have slippery fingers? Look no further than the OtterBox to save your phone from impending disaster. Keep reading to find out why this is a must-purchase item. Read More	Serious Sam HD: The Second Encounter Review By Ryan Schaefer \| 05/07/10 Shooter fans may look back fondly on the adventures of Sam "Serious" Stone. Sure he was more than just a bit of a Duke Nukem knock off, but the games had their own charm. Players were pitted against massive hordes of foes at any given time and survival did not come easily. Sam... Read More
Battlefield: Bad Company 2 By Mark Melnychuk \| 03/18/10 The Battlefield series certainly isn’t new to the consoles, going all the way back to <em>Battlefield Modern Combat 2 </em>on the original Xbox. Despite a presence on the past two generations of hardware, the franchise has never quite measured up to its PC sibling. This held true for... Read More	Mass Effect 2 By Ryan Schaefer \| 03/02/10 Bioware's <em>Mass Effect 2</em> has finally arrived at retail. It was a long wait for fans of the first, but how does this sequel stack up?<!--break--> Well, with <em>Mass Effect 2</em>, Bioware has succeeded where so many others have failed. When it... Read More
Assassin's Creed 2 By Ryan Schaefer \| 01/25/10 Ubisoft's second entry into the acclaimed Assassin's Creed franchise promised to fix a lot of the complaints gamers had with the first game. Did they succeed? After playing through the game in its entirety I can safely they have most definitely succeeded. I was not the biggest fan... Read More	Bayonetta By Ryan Schaefer \| 01/17/10 Bayonetta has been attracting the media's attention for months now, but is there any substance behind the sexuality? Find out in our review of the first big release of 2010! I would like to point out that this review is based on the Xbox 360 version of the game; not the PS3. I've... Read More
PixelJunk Shooter By Kaleb Rutherford \| 01/02/10 A few years ago, you would have never caught me anticipating--much less spending my time playing a download only title. Q-Games came in and changed the way myself and multitudes of others think by delivering high quality products that are simple to play, fun, challenging to master, and deliver more... Read More	Borderlands Review By Ryan Schaefer \| 11/24/09 Borderlands is probably best described as a shoot n' loot; that is to say, you shoot a lot of things and stash whatever is worth carrying. The game is an interesting and successful merge between an action RPG and a first person shooter. The unique combination gives the game a feel that... Read More
Half-Minute Hero By Kaleb Rutherford \| 10/31/09 Tired of the same old boring Role Playing Games on your sophisticated PlayStation Portable? Just looking for something original to play? XSeed, Marvelous Entertainment, and Developer Opus Studio have just the game for you--Half-Minute Hero. While the game won't impress you visually, it more than... Read More	Axel and Pixel By Michael Toller \| 10/30/09 Axel & Pixel is the story of an artist named Axel and his dog Pixel who live in a cozy little cottage in the mountains. In the intro, we see Axel fall asleep in his comfy chair. In his dream an evil rat traps them in this bizarre dream world and they have to chase the rodent down in order to... Read More
Military Madness: Nectaris By Mark Melnychuk \| 10/28/09 Like other resurrected classics on the Xbox Live Arcade the Military Madness series goes a long ways back. The franchise debuted on the TurboGrafx-16 in 1989 and later made its way to the PSX in 1998. Read More	Scribblenauts By Kaleb Rutherford \| 09/29/09 Creativity is something lacking in our industry today. Many claim to have some original concepts or ideas--but very few actually deliver. When a company does achieve something truly creative, it is hard to point out and complain about any faults within the product. Such is the case with... Read More
The Beatles Rock Band By Kaleb Rutherford \| 09/15/09 What began as an idea with Frequency and Amplitude turned into a phenomenon with Guitar Hero. When corporate greed got in the way, Guitar Hero was left behind and the magic moved on to the Rock Band series. Rock Band continued to improve with Rock Band 2 but it was still missing "something... Read More	Wolfenstein RPG By Kaleb Rutherford \| 08/26/09 The gaming gods at id Software have been hard at work trying to get as many awesome titles into the hands of gamers. With projects like RAGE set to change the genre of First Person Shooter for the better, they haven't forgotten about the mobile market. In fact, Wolfenstein RPG is so... Read More

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