I’m going to start this review in the strangest place, but bear with me. I’m a nausea sufferer with VR. Smooth motion is often rough for me after 20 minutes or so, so I end up using vignetting, teleportation, snap turns and any number of combined things to
One of my favorite aspects of Horizon: Zero Dawn (review) and Horizon: Forbidden West (review) was the sense of discovery. In Zero Dawn it was about uncovering Aloy’s mysterious past and her connection with the world at large. In Forbidden West it was taking all she’d learned and
The thing that is magical about the Wizarding World isn’t the magic – it’s the sense of wonder. It’s discovery of the completely fantastic – a world of possibilities just under the surface of our mundane Muggle world. We grew up with Harry Potter, learning about this Wizarding World
Timing is everything. A well timed punch turns a boxing match into a knockout, whereas a poorly landed one glances off. So it goes with computer hardware as well, especially at high speeds. The interplay between the processor, the motherboard, memory, the GPU, and storage lets us stream our favorite
Neil Armstrong once said about his experiences in space: “I didn’t feel like a giant. I felt very, very small”, and The Pioneers: Surviving Desolation captures that perfectly. Your travel among the stars is off to a very rough start. While your last thoughts may have been one of
We enjoyed Warhammer 40,000 Chaos Gate – Daemonhunters quite a bit, as you can see in that review, but the expansion pack managed to absolutely knock it out of the park. I had high praise indeed for the addition of the Venerable Dreadnought, and the addition of some awesome new
Deliver Us Mars is right around the corner, and we’ve had the opportunity to sit down with Koen Deetman, Game Director at KeokeN Interactive for Deliver Us Mars. You can check out our hands-on preview for our thoughts on the game, but suffice it to say we are pretty
If, like me, you hopped on the NVMe train early you probably have an assortment of old drives laying around. I’ve long since tossed my 128GB, 256GB and 512GB drives, but in front of me as I write this I have five 1TB drives sitting in front of me.
