Category Archives: Reviews

Finding a game like Lost Planet: Extreme Condition in the vast genre of the First Person Shooter is like that moment of indescribable joy when you discover a Playboy in the attic at the ripe age of 13. From the … Continue reading →

So I’ve gone on to my 2nd month of a membership with Gamefly.com. Still, nothing but good things to say about them. Since I’ve joined, I have rented 6 games and kept 1. In total, I’ve spent about $75 over … Continue reading →

Silence in, silence out. If everything is done right nobody will know you’re there until the body hits the floor. Such is the theme of Hitman, you play a genetically enhanced clone Assassin, the best of the best, tasked with … Continue reading →

December 7th, 1942 – a date that shall live in infamy until the powers that be wish us to forget the nature of evil. It’s also the opening battle of Battlestations: Midway, a new WWII combat simulator and IMHO the … Continue reading →

So every morning at around 6am, I wake up, get my cup of coffee from the Mr.Coffee, then park my tail on the couch as the medication kicks in allowing me to walk without screaming. I flick on the TV, … Continue reading →

The Ultimate Shoelace. Just grabbed a pair of these the other night, I don’t think I’ll ever tie my shoes again. Pretty simple setup, just lace your shoes with them, they’ve got collapsible knots which stretch when pulled then bunch … Continue reading →

I’m on a roll with stinkers lately. Just Cause – I may give it a second go round, but not until I manage to find another engrossing game that isn’t absurdly fucking difficult from the getgo. Not to mention, there … Continue reading →

Ok, so the benefits of my Gamefly account are starting to pay off. On the surface, Just Cause looked like a cool game, and to a certain extent – it is. Still, it was $50 at most retailers and I … Continue reading →

I’ve been a fan of Electronic Art’s Need for Speed series since I first encountered the classic Need For Speed: SE. The game was the pinnacle of graphics, audio, and racing physics for its time on a PC. The years … Continue reading →

Over the past few years I’ve seen a seemingly endless line of films that have a great idea – but the idea is never fully explored. The plot tests the patience of the viewer, and the climax never really brings … Continue reading →