Review: Mortal Kombat X

Review: Mortal Kombat X
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In Injustice: Gods Among Us, the long, convoluted, super-serious campaign story was a welcome change to the fighting game campaigns of old. The DC characters therein are complex and storied enough to warrant such thorough exposition. The same cannot be said for the Mortal Kombat canon. I’m sorry, but Johnny Cage’s post-divorce familial tensions are a terrible plot device. … read more

Review: WWE: The Attitude Era

Review: WWE: The Attitude Era
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Let’s get one bold statement out of the way: I didn’t just watch the Attitude Era—I experienced it. I got what is considered by many—both financially and creatively—the best time to be a wrestling fan during my late teens and early adult years. … read more

Review: Last Word

Review: Last Word
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At first blush, the quaint little Flash JRPG-like Last Word appeared to be a love letter to witty banter, an homage to the type of conversations Jane Austen characters engage in, and that got me pretty excited. … read more

Review: The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt

Review: The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
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The fine folks over at CD Projekt RED claim that those who pick up The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt need not have played the previous two to enjoy the third installment, which is music to my ears, considering I’ve never even heard of the game up until four months ago. … read more

Review: The Great Divide: The Conflict between Washington and Jefferson that Defined a Nation

Review: The Great Divide: The Conflict between Washington and Jefferson...
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Do you ever wonder how well Thomas Jefferson and George Washington got along, or how the other Founding Fathers played off each other during the early founding of the U.S.? I didn’t, and I’m an American History geek—hell I’m a political junkie too. … read more

Review: Bloodborne

Review: Bloodborne
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The spiritual successor to Demon’s Souls and the Dark Souls games, Bloodborne will spit in your face and dare you to do something about it. At this point, you’ve probably either enjoyed the From Software games or you think they’re too goddamn hard to bother with, but Bloodborne is the game that can bridge that gap. … read more

Review: Sony Waterproof Walkman Headphones

Review: Sony Waterproof Walkman Headphones
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These little headphones are not your average ear buds. They are a fully waterand sweat-proof (for up to two meters) music playback device with up to eight hours of rechargeable battery life. … read more

Review: Michiko & Hatchin: Complete Series S.A.V.E.

Review: Michiko & Hatchin: Complete Series S.A.V.E.
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Michiko & Hatchin, the tale of a convicted criminal who escapes from a Brazilian women’s prison, hellbent on finding her daughter taken at birth and the man at the center of both their lives. … read more

Review: Schrödinger’s Cat and the Raiders of the Lost Quark

Review: Schrödinger’s Cat and the Raiders of the Lost Quark
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In Schrödinger’s Cat, you play as the titular feline, helping a subatomic vacation spot recover after a disaster. … read more

Review: Stealth INC. 2: A Game Of Clones

Review: Stealth INC. 2: A Game Of Clones
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Playing through Stealth INC 2: A Game Of Clones, I’m instantly reminded of a similar game, Oddworld Abe’s Odyssey. Both are highly detailed sidescrollers featuring a weaponless main character trying his hardest to escape a foe who wishes to kill him, all while finding friends that look much like himself, and help him solve puzzles to aid in his escape. … read more