Resident Evil 4 was and is a gem of a game. Is it perfect? No. Could it have been perfect by adding back in that guy saying RESIDENT EVIL FOUR at the start? Probably.
Author: Brian Vayndell
Possibly trying to gamify the real time collapse of the real life global ecosystem is a bit optimistic. But damned if I didn’t have a good time with Terra Nil.
There’s a party on my desk and no one else is invited. The G915 is all the fun and tactile bliss of a mechanical keyboard, without deafening everyone in a quarter-kilometre radius. Thank Logitech G for those sweet MX Brown switches; while on paper sounding way worse and a little gross, in action they’re the perfect mix of feedback and relative quiet. Ideal for long-term typing in an open plan office, or quietly beavering away on tech reviews while binge-watching Saved By The Bell on the couch. https://youtu.be/_DDcMZ1-OAM Speaking of, this thing is portable as all hell. Weighing almost nothing…
I have a question to ask and it’s pretty simple; why does Bethesda Game Studios hate money? Instead of pumping resources into remastering Skyrim for the upteenth time (which no, they’re literally doing), can we not just get a remaster of Fallout 3? To be fair, one could understand why something like Fallout: New Vegas is not getting a remaster, as it wasn’t made by Bethesda and they’re still jealous about it being the best Fallout game. So they don’t have much of a connection to it in the same way as they would for good old Fallout 3. Fallout…
If there’s ever been a game that pretty much everyone has played, it’s either going to be Tetris, Minesweeper or Pokemon. Since those who care about Minesweeper are more or less non-existent, and by now Tetris has had more clones than Boba Fett, let’s focus on Pokemon and our first foray into that cute, weird, and addictive world. Pokemon Go is taking the world by storm, and bringing a lot of people back to the franchise (at least for now). And today is Pokemon Day, so I got thinking about the first time I played Pokemon, and why I love…
The Switch is almost two years old, and it’s about time we think about what we want in the inevitable mid-cycle version.
Fight me
More than you hoped, less than you thought.
Why remaster when you can reboot?
War. War never changes. I can barely remember a time before I knew the significance of those words. Before I played Fallout 3, and fell deeply in love with it.