Seagate has returned to the gaming space with the relaunch of their BarrCuda SSD line. We sat down with Derek Hockman, Product Marketing Manager to ask him about this new line of drives, and who it’s aimed at within the gaming community. Here’s a quick link to the
I absolutely loved Shadow of War, at least until I hit the microtransaction-laden Act 4 slog to try to eke out the “true ending”. In my review I suggested people simply hit YouTube to watch the video of that ending, sparing themselves the aggravation. Fast forward from October 2017 to
I really enjoyed Far Cry 5, and said as much in my review. One of the best parts of the game was the crazy cast of characters, with two ready standouts — “Dangerously Stupid” Hurk Drubman Jr. and crazy crop duster Nick Rye. Well, through reasons best revealed through the expertly
You hear the same complaints over and over with VR games. “Why aren’t there any full experiences?” or “What’s with all of these short demos?” Developer Multiverse has heard those same complaints, and they intend to answer them.
Loudly.
I’d not heard of Seeking Dawn until code
I Expect You To Die continues to be one of my go-to games for new VR players (our review). It’s genuinely funny, full of intuitive and challenging puzzles, and a completely nausea-free experience. Developer Schell Games is back, but would it surprise you to hear that their newest game
BarraCuda? Now there’s a name I’ve not heard in a long time…a long time. Joking aside, some of my first real powerhouse gaming PC builds sported 10,000 rpm BarraCuda drives, back when rotational speed and reliability meant more than anything else. Putting a pair of those
The E3 2018 team saw some amazing games this year, and we came away impressed with where the industry is carrying our favorite hobby. Some games stood out above the others, though, and we’d like to recognize those titles that wowed us the most. Without further ado, check out
If, a year ago, you told me that Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus would end up on Nintendo’s flagship console, I’d have had to laugh. Rather than retread all the ways that this game improves on its predecessor (and boy howdy does it — our editor Travis Northup gave
