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Logitech Cordless Headset for Xbox By Kaleb Rutherford \| 02/20/05 I am sick and tired of being tangled up in cords! Unfortunately, there has never been a way for me to play an Xbox Live game without the use of a corded controller. That is until Logitech stepped in with their Logitech Cordless Headset for Xbox. While it is a bit pricey and not perfect, it is... Read More	Dark Age of Catacombs: Catacombs By Greg Meadors \| 02/17/05 The Dark Age of Camelot universe has expanded once again with their third retail expansion. While the previous two packs added new, exotic lands to explore, this pack focuses on the dungeon crawl experience; it even adds new life to the old game world. Throw in 5 new classes and instanced dungeons... Read More
Dark Age of Camelot: Catacombs By Lawrence Filler \| 02/16/05 Well, finally Mother Nature has decided to let me play Mythic's "Dark Age of Camelot: Catacombs." Upon receiving the "Catacombs" expansion, I quickly installed it only to not be able to play because of work. Well, as soon as I sit down for a long day of playing, Mother Nature has to start in and... Read More	Feel the Magic: XY/XX By Kaleb Rutherford \| 02/08/05 With the absence of Wario Ware Inc on the Nintendo DS at launch, Sega stepped in and released arguably the best title available for the Nintendo DS to date. Feel the Magic: XY/XX may be a strange name for a game title but it will give you a glimpse to the fun you can have on Nintendo's new handheld... Read More
Super Mario 64 DS By Kaleb Rutherford \| 02/08/05 Nintendo has always been known for making great First Party titles. However, Nintendo learned a valuable lesson with the release of the GameCube. For the first time in the history of the company, they released a console without a Mario title. So it was only fitting that Nintendo... Read More	Resident Evil 4 By Adam Beck \| 01/26/05 Resident Evil is a title that most gamers are familiar with in North America. Created in Japan, where it is known as Biohazard and directed by a man named Hideki Kamiya, Resident Evil revolutionized how survivor horror games are played today. In 1996 Capcom the first incarnation of Resident... Read More
Resident Evil 4 By Ryan Schaefer \| 01/23/05 Capcom's <I>Resident Evil</I> series has been terrifying the gaming populus for many years now, but the developers felt it was time to mix things up a bit. The newest game in the series, <I>Resident Evil 4</I>, puts a new spin on the series, but don't worry if you've... Read More	Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow By Kaleb Rutherford \| 01/08/05 It is no secret that I am a very big fan of the 2D Castlevania titles since Symphony of the Night. To this day, I still consider SOTN to be the greatest 2D game ever made. In fact, I consider it a crime against the gaming gods if you have not played it. Available at under twenty bucks as a PSone... Read More
Prince of Persia Warrior Within By Kaleb Rutherford \| 01/01/05 Prince of Persia Sands of Time took a lot of players by surprise when it was released in 2003. Ubisoft developed one of the best games of the year and it can be argued that Sands of Time was the best title in the series when it was released. Fast forward several months and after some... Read More	Sly 2 Band of Thieves By Kaleb Rutherford \| 01/01/05 One of the most loved platformers of the current consoles is Sly Cooper and the Thievius Raccoonus. It should come as no surprise that Developer Sucker Punch was enlisted by Sony to develop a follow-up to the title. Sly 2:Band of Thieves continues the fun of the original Sly Cooper... Read More
Logitech MX510 By Kaleb Rutherford \| 12/31/04 Hi, my name is Kaleb Rutherford and I am addicted to computer games. Despite my late night gaming marathons trying to get my First Person Shooter, Real Time Strategy, or Massively Multiplayer Online Game skills honed in, I have had a problem. None of the mice I have used with my computer have been... Read More	Logitech Cordless Action PS2 Controller Review By Kaleb Rutherford \| 12/31/04 For quite some time now Accessory makers have been striving to make a wireless controller that looked, played, and felt as nice as the original First Party controller that ships with your console. Up until Nintendo released the Wavebird, all have failed to deliver in all of these areas.... Read More
World of WarCraft By Kaleb Rutherford \| 12/30/04 When I get my hands on a new MMOG, I can usually sit there and play for months and months without getting bored. However after a few months of play, I will eventually run out of things to do or get tired of the normal level grinding. Most Massively Multiplayer Online Games offer very... Read More	Final Fantasy I & 2: Dawn of Souls By Kaleb Rutherford \| 12/06/04 Back during the NES days, Nintendo enjoyed the company of one of the greatest RPG developers of the time. Square helped shape the console RPG into the big business it has become today on the Nintendo Entertainment System, Game Boy, and Super Nintendo Entertainment System. However, after issues... Read More
Ghost Recon 2 By Matthew Sheahan \| 12/06/04 Released to wide appeal and much success online, Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon was a hit when it was released on November 11 two years ago. After seeing an expansion in the form of Island Thunder last year, Ubi Soft and Red Storm Entertainment are at it again with arguably one of the best military... Read More

Logitech Cordless Headset for Xbox By Kaleb Rutherford \| 02/20/05 I am sick and tired of being tangled up in cords! Unfortunately, there has never been a way for me to play an Xbox Live game without the use of a corded controller. That is until Logitech stepped in with their Logitech Cordless Headset for Xbox. While it is a bit pricey and not perfect, it is... Read More	Dark Age of Catacombs: Catacombs By Greg Meadors \| 02/17/05 The Dark Age of Camelot universe has expanded once again with their third retail expansion. While the previous two packs added new, exotic lands to explore, this pack focuses on the dungeon crawl experience; it even adds new life to the old game world. Throw in 5 new classes and instanced dungeons... Read More
Dark Age of Camelot: Catacombs By Lawrence Filler \| 02/16/05 Well, finally Mother Nature has decided to let me play Mythic's "Dark Age of Camelot: Catacombs." Upon receiving the "Catacombs" expansion, I quickly installed it only to not be able to play because of work. Well, as soon as I sit down for a long day of playing, Mother Nature has to start in and... Read More	Feel the Magic: XY/XX By Kaleb Rutherford \| 02/08/05 With the absence of Wario Ware Inc on the Nintendo DS at launch, Sega stepped in and released arguably the best title available for the Nintendo DS to date. Feel the Magic: XY/XX may be a strange name for a game title but it will give you a glimpse to the fun you can have on Nintendo's new handheld... Read More
Super Mario 64 DS By Kaleb Rutherford \| 02/08/05 Nintendo has always been known for making great First Party titles. However, Nintendo learned a valuable lesson with the release of the GameCube. For the first time in the history of the company, they released a console without a Mario title. So it was only fitting that Nintendo... Read More	Resident Evil 4 By Adam Beck \| 01/26/05 Resident Evil is a title that most gamers are familiar with in North America. Created in Japan, where it is known as Biohazard and directed by a man named Hideki Kamiya, Resident Evil revolutionized how survivor horror games are played today. In 1996 Capcom the first incarnation of Resident... Read More
Resident Evil 4 By Ryan Schaefer \| 01/23/05 Capcom's <I>Resident Evil</I> series has been terrifying the gaming populus for many years now, but the developers felt it was time to mix things up a bit. The newest game in the series, <I>Resident Evil 4</I>, puts a new spin on the series, but don't worry if you've... Read More	Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow By Kaleb Rutherford \| 01/08/05 It is no secret that I am a very big fan of the 2D Castlevania titles since Symphony of the Night. To this day, I still consider SOTN to be the greatest 2D game ever made. In fact, I consider it a crime against the gaming gods if you have not played it. Available at under twenty bucks as a PSone... Read More
Prince of Persia Warrior Within By Kaleb Rutherford \| 01/01/05 Prince of Persia Sands of Time took a lot of players by surprise when it was released in 2003. Ubisoft developed one of the best games of the year and it can be argued that Sands of Time was the best title in the series when it was released. Fast forward several months and after some... Read More	Sly 2 Band of Thieves By Kaleb Rutherford \| 01/01/05 One of the most loved platformers of the current consoles is Sly Cooper and the Thievius Raccoonus. It should come as no surprise that Developer Sucker Punch was enlisted by Sony to develop a follow-up to the title. Sly 2:Band of Thieves continues the fun of the original Sly Cooper... Read More
Logitech MX510 By Kaleb Rutherford \| 12/31/04 Hi, my name is Kaleb Rutherford and I am addicted to computer games. Despite my late night gaming marathons trying to get my First Person Shooter, Real Time Strategy, or Massively Multiplayer Online Game skills honed in, I have had a problem. None of the mice I have used with my computer have been... Read More	Logitech Cordless Action PS2 Controller Review By Kaleb Rutherford \| 12/31/04 For quite some time now Accessory makers have been striving to make a wireless controller that looked, played, and felt as nice as the original First Party controller that ships with your console. Up until Nintendo released the Wavebird, all have failed to deliver in all of these areas.... Read More
World of WarCraft By Kaleb Rutherford \| 12/30/04 When I get my hands on a new MMOG, I can usually sit there and play for months and months without getting bored. However after a few months of play, I will eventually run out of things to do or get tired of the normal level grinding. Most Massively Multiplayer Online Games offer very... Read More	Final Fantasy I & 2: Dawn of Souls By Kaleb Rutherford \| 12/06/04 Back during the NES days, Nintendo enjoyed the company of one of the greatest RPG developers of the time. Square helped shape the console RPG into the big business it has become today on the Nintendo Entertainment System, Game Boy, and Super Nintendo Entertainment System. However, after issues... Read More
Ghost Recon 2 By Matthew Sheahan \| 12/06/04 Released to wide appeal and much success online, Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon was a hit when it was released on November 11 two years ago. After seeing an expansion in the form of Island Thunder last year, Ubi Soft and Red Storm Entertainment are at it again with arguably one of the best military... Read More

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Logitech Cordless Headset for Xbox By Kaleb Rutherford \| 02/20/05 I am sick and tired of being tangled up in cords! Unfortunately, there has never been a way for me to play an Xbox Live game without the use of a corded controller. That is until Logitech stepped in with their Logitech Cordless Headset for Xbox. While it is a bit pricey and not perfect, it is... Read More	Dark Age of Catacombs: Catacombs By Greg Meadors \| 02/17/05 The Dark Age of Camelot universe has expanded once again with their third retail expansion. While the previous two packs added new, exotic lands to explore, this pack focuses on the dungeon crawl experience; it even adds new life to the old game world. Throw in 5 new classes and instanced dungeons... Read More
Dark Age of Camelot: Catacombs By Lawrence Filler \| 02/16/05 Well, finally Mother Nature has decided to let me play Mythic's "Dark Age of Camelot: Catacombs." Upon receiving the "Catacombs" expansion, I quickly installed it only to not be able to play because of work. Well, as soon as I sit down for a long day of playing, Mother Nature has to start in and... Read More	Feel the Magic: XY/XX By Kaleb Rutherford \| 02/08/05 With the absence of Wario Ware Inc on the Nintendo DS at launch, Sega stepped in and released arguably the best title available for the Nintendo DS to date. Feel the Magic: XY/XX may be a strange name for a game title but it will give you a glimpse to the fun you can have on Nintendo's new handheld... Read More
Super Mario 64 DS By Kaleb Rutherford \| 02/08/05 Nintendo has always been known for making great First Party titles. However, Nintendo learned a valuable lesson with the release of the GameCube. For the first time in the history of the company, they released a console without a Mario title. So it was only fitting that Nintendo... Read More	Resident Evil 4 By Adam Beck \| 01/26/05 Resident Evil is a title that most gamers are familiar with in North America. Created in Japan, where it is known as Biohazard and directed by a man named Hideki Kamiya, Resident Evil revolutionized how survivor horror games are played today. In 1996 Capcom the first incarnation of Resident... Read More
Resident Evil 4 By Ryan Schaefer \| 01/23/05 Capcom's <I>Resident Evil</I> series has been terrifying the gaming populus for many years now, but the developers felt it was time to mix things up a bit. The newest game in the series, <I>Resident Evil 4</I>, puts a new spin on the series, but don't worry if you've... Read More	Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow By Kaleb Rutherford \| 01/08/05 It is no secret that I am a very big fan of the 2D Castlevania titles since Symphony of the Night. To this day, I still consider SOTN to be the greatest 2D game ever made. In fact, I consider it a crime against the gaming gods if you have not played it. Available at under twenty bucks as a PSone... Read More
Prince of Persia Warrior Within By Kaleb Rutherford \| 01/01/05 Prince of Persia Sands of Time took a lot of players by surprise when it was released in 2003. Ubisoft developed one of the best games of the year and it can be argued that Sands of Time was the best title in the series when it was released. Fast forward several months and after some... Read More	Sly 2 Band of Thieves By Kaleb Rutherford \| 01/01/05 One of the most loved platformers of the current consoles is Sly Cooper and the Thievius Raccoonus. It should come as no surprise that Developer Sucker Punch was enlisted by Sony to develop a follow-up to the title. Sly 2:Band of Thieves continues the fun of the original Sly Cooper... Read More
Logitech MX510 By Kaleb Rutherford \| 12/31/04 Hi, my name is Kaleb Rutherford and I am addicted to computer games. Despite my late night gaming marathons trying to get my First Person Shooter, Real Time Strategy, or Massively Multiplayer Online Game skills honed in, I have had a problem. None of the mice I have used with my computer have been... Read More	Logitech Cordless Action PS2 Controller Review By Kaleb Rutherford \| 12/31/04 For quite some time now Accessory makers have been striving to make a wireless controller that looked, played, and felt as nice as the original First Party controller that ships with your console. Up until Nintendo released the Wavebird, all have failed to deliver in all of these areas.... Read More
World of WarCraft By Kaleb Rutherford \| 12/30/04 When I get my hands on a new MMOG, I can usually sit there and play for months and months without getting bored. However after a few months of play, I will eventually run out of things to do or get tired of the normal level grinding. Most Massively Multiplayer Online Games offer very... Read More	Final Fantasy I & 2: Dawn of Souls By Kaleb Rutherford \| 12/06/04 Back during the NES days, Nintendo enjoyed the company of one of the greatest RPG developers of the time. Square helped shape the console RPG into the big business it has become today on the Nintendo Entertainment System, Game Boy, and Super Nintendo Entertainment System. However, after issues... Read More
Ghost Recon 2 By Matthew Sheahan \| 12/06/04 Released to wide appeal and much success online, Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon was a hit when it was released on November 11 two years ago. After seeing an expansion in the form of Island Thunder last year, Ubi Soft and Red Storm Entertainment are at it again with arguably one of the best military... Read More

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