Podcast 5-9: Operation Negatron Rising

Hoping to rediscover recover the valor exhibited by the initial entries in Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon series, DesertEagle examines two divergent titles- Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising and the latest Wii iteration of Ghost Recon. Together ...

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Tooth, Nail, and Tail- Eat Them! Review

The remedy for my minimum wage/teenage-rage malaise was found in an unlikely source: the 1986 Bally-Midway arcade game, Rampage. Long before Fight Club explored the roots of discontent within the young male psyche, the game ...

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Rock and Rollerblade- R2Beat

While many free-to-play gamers find gratification in the depths of a enormously sized role-playing game or the furtive tactics of a first-person shooter, others associate the term “MMO” with an impenetrably complex pastime. Fortunately, for ...

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Time for Something Different- Zeit2 Review

Admission into the pantheon of great shmups is typically accomplished with a single, compelling hook. From Galaxian‘s sweeping formations of falling foes, Raiden’s signature lock-on beam, or Ikaruga’s color-coded combat, the most beloved shooters have ...

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Podcast 5-8: Only as Old as Deagle Feels

In our first podcast of the new year, DesertEagle discusses House of Dead Ninjas, A Space Shooter for Two Dollars, Sky Fighters, and Hot Shot Shorties, while Samurage offers an discerning comparison between Limbo and ...

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Together, Forever- ilomilo Review

I wouldn’t be surprised if recent XBLA title ilomilo became a compulsory case study for first-year DigiPen students. By interweaving an absorbing game mechanic, quirky back story, along with safeguards to protect players from getting ...

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