Review: Killzone 2

Killzone 2 is one of the many FPS titles I’ve played during my gaming experience. Lately, FPS has become even more popular with the release of CODMW2. I spent some time playing COD and watching others and after experiencing Killzone 2, I’d have to say that Killzone runs away with Campaign mode by a long… Continue reading Review: Killzone 2

Review: Heavy Rain

This game is enthralling to say the least. You begin the game in what feels like an impossible learning curve, trying to figure out what you’re supposed to be doing, how to do it etc. What is so cool about the beginning to this game is there is actually “no right way” to do something. The game just happens.

Review: Demon’s Souls

Demon’s Souls is an immersive, unforgiving dive into a redefined take on death in video games. Demons Souls is a game that requires attention to play, careful planning and a lot of patience. You will learn how to die, die some more, die trying to get your body and die again.

Review: Fallout 3

From your first steps into the sands of atomic misfortune you have free reign to explore uncharted territories, track down bandits and raiders or venture into other establishments looking for quests, weapons and other loot.

Review: Final Fantasy XIII

Final Fantasy 13 takes place in a futuristic metropolis on the planet Cocoon at the beginning of the story and later moves to another world, called the lower world or Gran Pulse. Introduced in this game are various new enhancements and techniques to yet again take the player on an epic story of friendship, adventure, danger and the culminating point when villain meets hero.

Review: Red Dead Redemption

Red Dead Redemption follows the recent trend of video games growing as a true next step in the evolution of entertainment. Throughout history, man has endeavored to be more than what he or she is. Red Dead Redemption has shown, like Uncharted and Gran Turismo, that immersion into an alternate persona will one day be best in the video game format than in today’s opportunity: film and television.

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