I can say with absolute certainty that this dragon is going to be super friendly to us right now. No chance whatsoever that he burns us all to death. The main crew for Game Ons — Chris, Shaun, Jason and … Continue reading Game On: D&D: Shadow Over Mystara (5/5)
This staircase seems to extend into perpetuity. Maybe all the way to heaven? No, that joke’s too obvious. Let’s not go there. The main crew for Game Ons — Chris, Shaun, Jason and Tech Guy — unite for the last … Continue reading Game On: D&D: Shadow Over Mystara (4/5)
We’re taking a nap in the Forest of Destruction. This nap wasn’t voluntary — we had a spell cast on us. Well, I’m sure nothing will go wrong! The main crew for Game Ons — Chris, Shaun, Jason and Tech … Continue reading Game On: D&D: Shadow Over Mystara (3/5)
Truth is in the mouth of the beholder. That’s what Tech Guy is learning right at this moment. Oh, except replace “truth” with “death.” The main crew for Game Ons — Chris, Shaun, Jason and Tech Guy — unite for … Continue reading Game On: D&D: Shadow Over Mystara (2/5)
The War Machine takes no prisoners. All it wants is to burn down this village and then get spinners on its wheels. THAT’S WHY WE MUST WIN. The main crew for Game Ons — Chris, Shaun, Jason and Tech Guy … Continue reading Game On: D&D: Shadow Over Mystara
Tales of Xillia is the best title in the entire series. Okay, we’ve gotten the platitudes out of the way early. That’s good. Keep in mind that this is coming from someone who has played everything released in the States … Continue reading Review: Tales of Xillia (PS3)
The next part of Tales of Xillia’s continuing coverage around these parts is a look at what I consider to be the game’s best feature: customization. I would be complimentary of quite a few of Xillia’s mechanics so far — … Continue reading Tales of Xillia: Customization Matters
Tonight at midnight, I’ll finally get my hands on Tales of Xillia. If you’ve read any of my Tales articles in the past on this site, you know this is a pretty big deal for me. Tales games are few … Continue reading Tales of Xillia is Out! (Or, Christmas Comes Early)
This column originally ran on April 6, 2010. In 2008, the makers of Alien Hominid brought a four-player frenzied experience to the Xbox 360. Castle Crashers didn’t get a huge marketing campaign, but word quickly spread about the title and … Continue reading Checkpoint: Castle Crashers
Dead or Alive 5 Review: Fun Trumps Technicality This review, you might have noticed, is a bit late. I apologize. When you call yourself a “gaming expert,” the onus is on you to master every facet of the game you’re … Continue reading Review From a Gaming Expert: Dead or Alive 5
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