Platform: Super Nintendo Entertainment System Developer: Spectrum HoloByte Publisher: Spectrum HoloByte Release Date: March 1994 Genre: Adventure Nerd Rating: 1 out of 10 Reviewed by Flagostomos Blech. Just thinking of this game puts a sour taste in my mouth. In my opinion, Star Trek games have had their place, but most never really stand out.… Continue reading Star Trek The Next Generation: Future’s Past – SNES
Author: Nerd Bacon
Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars – SNES
Classic Mario meets his first real RPG challenge. Are you in?
Super Mario Bros 3 – NES
Platform: Nintendo Entertainment System Developer: Nintendo R&D4 Publisher: Nintendo Release Date (NA): Feb 12th, 1990 Genre: Platforming Rating: 9.5 out of 10 Reviewed by Dovahkyle This game is not only one of my best memories of childhood free time and many fights over who gets to be Mario with my brother, it is timeless and my… Continue reading Super Mario Bros 3 – NES
Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind – PC
Platform: PC Developer: Bethesda Game Studios Publisher: Bethesda Softworks/ Ubisoft Release Date: May 1st, 2002 Genre: RPG Rating: 8.8 out of 10 Reviewed by Dovahkyle I must cover this amazing and seemingly unending game. With over 480 billion character variations and 3,244 NPCs available for the pure joy of interacting with and/or killing, this game is… Continue reading Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind – PC
Ratchet and Clank Into the Nexus – PS3
Platform: PS3 Developer: Insomniac games Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment Release Date: AU November 6, 2013 NA November 12, 2013 EU November 20, 2013 JP December 12, 2013 Genre: Platforming Nerd Rating:9 out 10 Reviewed by Shadow Links Insomniac FINALLY returns to its core gameplay for the Ratchet and Clank series 4 years after A Crack in Time was released.… Continue reading Ratchet and Clank Into the Nexus – PS3
2 Weeks with PlayStation 4
by StarSpangledEggs Greetings from the future of gaming! I come to you with glad tidings of a bright future for consoles and controllers! I have spent the past 2 weeks participating in the launch of Sony’s newest video game console, the Playstation 4. After such a time, as to let the initial launch hype die… Continue reading 2 Weeks with PlayStation 4
Guerilla Gaming – Building an Entry-Level Gaming PC
Building a PCs isn’t as scary as it sounds. With a little patience, a little free time, and the will to save money, anyone can create the best available gaming platform for almost no money or frustration.
RAGE – PC
Rage has all of the elements present for a great FPS, but not much more. The designers seemed to be following a paint-by-numbers guide resulting in an entertaining, if not groundbreaking, game.
Super Castlevania IV – SNES
The “super” in Super Castlevania IV is aptly placed. Everything from the controls to the graphics to the music is incredible and well thought out. Veteran gamers may find this title too easy, but the enjoyability factor is through the roof. Check it out.
Impire – PC
The only clever thing about Impire is its name. The environments in this game can be fun, but they’re hard to notice when you can’t even command your own troops effectively. Bad controls are enough to drag this game down. Play Dungeon Keeper instead.
Video Cards: State of the GPU Nation
Graphics are an important aspect to any game and, while the right GPU can help, the price for such assistance can hurt the wallet. Make sure its worth it before buying the latest video card.
AMD or Intel: Who is making the best budget CPU?
The CPU is one of the most important components of any computer and a decent one can be expensive. AMD made a good run but ultimately, Intel is the one to go with.
Call of Juarez: Gunslinger – PC
On the surface, Call of Juarez: Gunslinger may not have many original ideas, but that’s part of the fun. It has just the right number of Western and FPS clichés without going overboard. The graphics could use some improvement, but you’ll barely notice as you navigate thrilling battles with expert controls.
Final Exam – PC
Final Exam could have benefited from a little more attention to detail in the controls and originality departments, but its main draw is the fun gameplay, especially for the low price tag. Try it out if you’re bored.
Sins of a Solar Empire – PC
Sins of a Solar Empire expertly has you balancing economics, politics, and rival factions in a effort to build your empire, but playing against the computer is far too easy. Engaging with other online players makes up for this, but be sure to allot 6-8 hours of time for it.