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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	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
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	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... 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... 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... 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	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... 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'... 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... 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... 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
Red Faction Guerrilla By Mark Melnychuk \| 08/12/09 Most console gamers probably aren’t familiar with the Red Faction franchise that made its debut on the PC in 2001. But even those who played the original FPS game will find few similarities in Red Faction: Guerrilla, an open world action game by the same folks who brought us Saints Row 1 and 2.... Read More	Ghostbusters By Andrew Bruck \| 07/23/09 Ghostbusters is a game for people who watched the movies and said 'Those guys seem cool, and that looks fun. I'd like to hang out with them for a day'. Ghostbusters is a game for people who watched the movies and said "Those guys seem cool, and that looks fun. I'd like to hang... Read More
Prototype By Andrew Bruck \| 07/06/09 Around five years ago, with graphics cards getting ever closer to real life and CPUs attaining the ability to render the physics of hundreds of on-screen objects in real time, a few developers had a thought: why not let our players do whatever the they want? Prototype is a game born from this... Read More	Killzone 2 By Kaleb Rutherford \| 04/14/09 Looking back at the first sneak peak of Killzone 2, from the infamous E3 trailer where the PlayStation 3 was first unveiled, nobody believed that a game could look that good. Critics, fanboys, and even Xbox Executives all claimed that this was a fabricated trailer that contained no actual... 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	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
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	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... 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... 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... 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	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... 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'... 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... 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... 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
Red Faction Guerrilla By Mark Melnychuk \| 08/12/09 Most console gamers probably aren’t familiar with the Red Faction franchise that made its debut on the PC in 2001. But even those who played the original FPS game will find few similarities in Red Faction: Guerrilla, an open world action game by the same folks who brought us Saints Row 1 and 2.... Read More	Ghostbusters By Andrew Bruck \| 07/23/09 Ghostbusters is a game for people who watched the movies and said 'Those guys seem cool, and that looks fun. I'd like to hang out with them for a day'. Ghostbusters is a game for people who watched the movies and said "Those guys seem cool, and that looks fun. I'd like to hang... Read More
Prototype By Andrew Bruck \| 07/06/09 Around five years ago, with graphics cards getting ever closer to real life and CPUs attaining the ability to render the physics of hundreds of on-screen objects in real time, a few developers had a thought: why not let our players do whatever the they want? Prototype is a game born from this... Read More	Killzone 2 By Kaleb Rutherford \| 04/14/09 Looking back at the first sneak peak of Killzone 2, from the infamous E3 trailer where the PlayStation 3 was first unveiled, nobody believed that a game could look that good. Critics, fanboys, and even Xbox Executives all claimed that this was a fabricated trailer that contained no actual... Read More

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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	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
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	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... 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... 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... 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	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... 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'... 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... 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... 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
Red Faction Guerrilla By Mark Melnychuk \| 08/12/09 Most console gamers probably aren’t familiar with the Red Faction franchise that made its debut on the PC in 2001. But even those who played the original FPS game will find few similarities in Red Faction: Guerrilla, an open world action game by the same folks who brought us Saints Row 1 and 2.... Read More	Ghostbusters By Andrew Bruck \| 07/23/09 Ghostbusters is a game for people who watched the movies and said 'Those guys seem cool, and that looks fun. I'd like to hang out with them for a day'. Ghostbusters is a game for people who watched the movies and said "Those guys seem cool, and that looks fun. I'd like to hang... Read More
Prototype By Andrew Bruck \| 07/06/09 Around five years ago, with graphics cards getting ever closer to real life and CPUs attaining the ability to render the physics of hundreds of on-screen objects in real time, a few developers had a thought: why not let our players do whatever the they want? Prototype is a game born from this... Read More	Killzone 2 By Kaleb Rutherford \| 04/14/09 Looking back at the first sneak peak of Killzone 2, from the infamous E3 trailer where the PlayStation 3 was first unveiled, nobody believed that a game could look that good. Critics, fanboys, and even Xbox Executives all claimed that this was a fabricated trailer that contained no actual... Read More