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Well, I've already pre-ordered my copy of Little Big Planet and secured for myself a nice Kratos sac…

Well, I've already pre-ordered my copy of Little Big Planet and secured for myself a nice Kratos sackboy outfit.

Needless to say I'm excited; this is a game that seems like is being made just for me. I've always appreciated games which included an editor, from Age of Empires, t… Continue

Posted on September 27th, 2008 at 12:00am —

War!

The wait is finally over and I can now cancel my WoW subscription, with confidence that I may not return for good this time. (I can only hope) Despite an underwhelming intro into the Warhammer world, the subsequent feel I got from just surveying my initial… Continue

Posted on September 20th, 2008 at 12:37pm — 1 Comment

What is the number one game series that should be remade, you ask?

You are correct if you were thinking of Baldur's Gate/Baldur's Gate 2: Shadows of Amn and Baldurs Gate 2: Throne of Bhaal, the 1998/2000/2001 RPG classics for PC. It is a resounding and timeless epic adventure of a lifetime that shouldn't have been missed. This was the first game I've played that made me trust and admire the capability of Bioware, not only as game makers but as truly great storytellers.

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Posted on August 28th, 2008 at 9:00am — 1 Comment

Soul Calibur 4 Review- PS3

Soul Edge, the seed of evil, has awoken and seeks to reassemble the pieces of its shattered form. A portentous sign, as the shards disembark on their own will, back to an inevitable destiny. Sound the trumpets and bring out the lutes; the stage is set once again for souls, swords and ringouts. The fourth installment of the Soul Calibur series dons its armor and enters the arena, egging on any challengers. Soul Calibur originally made its debut on the Dreamcast and was arguably the best fighting… Continue

Posted on August 12th, 2008 at 11:00am —

Metal Gear Solid 4 Review

War has changed. Everything is driven by meaningless conflict; proxy battles engulf unknown soldiers for the sake of economic stability. Nations now employ PMC's (Private Military Corporations) rather than their own armies, for lower costs. Nanomachines in the soldiers' bodies gather data relating to the battlefield as well as regulate their cognitive impulses. Now soldiers hold a key advantage as the machines keep stress and fear in check, ceasing chaos and granting total battlefield control. W… Continue

Posted on July 15th, 2008 at 4:30am —