This week sees the return of some familiar faces- from the reliable Blue Bomber to the garlic and explosive-loving antihero of the Mushroom Kingdom, and even everyone’s favorite sailor turned ninja. Although Japanese gamers have ...
Read More »Dragon Age: Origins: Awakening Reviewed
Since its November release, Dragon Age: Origins has received a healthy amount of supplemental content. Woefully, the majority of this ancillary material has been less than essential. Return to Ostagar attempted to interpret impetuous King ...
Read More »Calculated Conflict- Supreme Commander 2 Review
Despite their long-standing popularity on PCs, real-time strategy games have only recently been embraced on home consoles. A significant portion of this sluggish acceptance can be attributed to the construction of a capable control system- ...
Read More »Incendiary- Just Cause 2 Review
A timeworn Russian adage states that people can be endlessly fascinated by watching three things- children playing, a woman dancing, and fire burning. Recent release Just Cause 2 gives players two of these components; although ...
Read More »The Tech-Gaming Podcast, World 2-5
This week the Tech-Gaming crew pays memorial to Phantasy Star Universe with Aaron Webber (aka Ruby Eclipse) of Sega of America. We offer Cave Story, Pokémon SoulSilver and 3D Dot Game Heroes impressions, a bit ...
Read More »Captured and Captivated- Pokémon SoulSilver Reviewed
After my 14 year Pokémon absence, I was more than just a little nostalgic when SoulSilver arrived at my office. I spent the remainder of my work day humming the title theme to the original ...
Read More »Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey Review
Atlus’ Persona, Megami Tensai, and Shin Megami Tensai franchises have reliably offered a divergent range of role playing mechanics. From cultivating Pokémon-like demon hybrids in SMT: Nocturne, to balancing school, work, and social schedules in ...
Read More »Fragile Dreams: Farewell Ruins of the Moon Review
Typically, my appreciation for adventure games takes the form of a dawdling growth curve; admiration comes only after a protracted play period. Not so with Fragile Dreams: Farewell Ruins of the Moon– the title’s poetic ...
Read More »New Releases 3/21-3/27: Animalistic Edition
The next few days appear to present quite a menagerie- a horde of hamsters, four dragons, a sleuth of huggable bears, a herd of deer, and a single chimpanzee. If it wasn’t for a fleet ...
Read More »Haulable Horror: Dementium 2 Preview
Typically those who yearn for the immersive eeriness of a first-person survival horror game have to satisfy their desires on a home console. With a restrained amount of screen space as well an abridged control ...
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