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The fall season is descending upon us, and it’s evident in just how many games we’ve got to talk about on this week’s episode of the GT Reboot Podcast. This week Kenneth gives an update on Amnesia: Memories and talks about what Danganronpa Another Episode: Ultra Despair
by Kenneth ShepardI actually used to think that I was good at building things. Seriously. All of the men in my family have been carpenters for generations, and I have built castles in Minecraft that I always considered to be pretty impressive, so I’ve always sorta assumed that it was a
by Travis NorthupSome things never go out of style, and one of those things is undoubtedly the original 8-bit Megaman games. Originally released on the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES), these six titles were the some of the original platformers and have since been the inspiration for countless other titles. With Megaman Legacy
by Travis NorthupAs much of a goody-two-shoes as you might be, there has probably been at least one time when you considered what it would be like to be a criminal mastermind. Maybe it was a megalomaniacal power fantasy, where your success was measured in how many innocent bodies you’d littered
by Lucious BarnesGears of War is immediately evocative of bro-moments (broments?), bro-talk, bro-kills, and a general bro-ness that was brought on by the near-cuddlefest between protagonists Baird and Dom. Whether you loved the sequels or hated them dearly, there is one thing that is certain – the first title kicked every square inch
by Ron BurkeTrine 3: The Artifacts of Power is more or less forgettable. The first, and sadly only good thing you will notice is how visually striking the levels are. Developer Frozenbyte did a fantastic job with the art style and lighting in the third story of their critically-acclaimed series. Previous Trine
by Josh DevlinWhile the PC version of Batman: Arkham Knight could lovingly be called a trainwreck, there is one thing that is true across all platforms – the game has a pretty fantastic storyline. The team at Rocksteady crafted a compelling storyline for the caped crusader, full of twists and turns, well-written characters
by Ron BurkeThere’s a good chance, as you read this, that you are either contemplating or have already installed Windows 10. The financial barrier to entry has all but been erased as users of Windows 7 or 8 can upgrade to Microsoft’s newest operating system for absolutely nothing. Having worked
by Ron BurkeThe fall season is descending upon us, and it’s evident in just how many games we’ve got to talk about on this week’s episode of the GT Reboot Podcast. This week Kenneth gives an update on Amnesia: Memories and talks about what Danganronpa Another Episode: Ultra Despair
by Kenneth ShepardThe once and future cut shows us just how much an edit can change a film
After a legendary launch for College Football 25, how does College Football 26 stack up?
AK Interactive enters the world of contrast paints with Quick Gen, while adding a useful label to help painters choose the correct paint
Can Conan survive the fighting arena of Kheshatta?
Join me as I take my first steps into gaming conventions
With new modes of play and a extensive amount of new weaponry, this is easily my most anticipated game
It wasn’t broken, but Razer took time to refresh the DeathAdder into a dangerous addition to your desk
The fall season is descending upon us, and it’s evident in just how many games we’ve got to talk about on this week’s episode of the GT Reboot Podcast. This week Kenneth gives an update on Amnesia: Memories and talks about what Danganronpa Another Episode: Ultra Despair
by Kenneth ShepardI actually used to think that I was good at building things. Seriously. All of the men in my family have been carpenters for generations, and I have built castles in Minecraft that I always considered to be pretty impressive, so I’ve always sorta assumed that it was a
by Travis NorthupSome things never go out of style, and one of those things is undoubtedly the original 8-bit Megaman games. Originally released on the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES), these six titles were the some of the original platformers and have since been the inspiration for countless other titles. With Megaman Legacy
by Travis NorthupAs much of a goody-two-shoes as you might be, there has probably been at least one time when you considered what it would be like to be a criminal mastermind. Maybe it was a megalomaniacal power fantasy, where your success was measured in how many innocent bodies you’d littered
by Lucious BarnesGears of War is immediately evocative of bro-moments (broments?), bro-talk, bro-kills, and a general bro-ness that was brought on by the near-cuddlefest between protagonists Baird and Dom. Whether you loved the sequels or hated them dearly, there is one thing that is certain – the first title kicked every square inch
by Ron BurkeTrine 3: The Artifacts of Power is more or less forgettable. The first, and sadly only good thing you will notice is how visually striking the levels are. Developer Frozenbyte did a fantastic job with the art style and lighting in the third story of their critically-acclaimed series. Previous Trine
by Josh DevlinWhile the PC version of Batman: Arkham Knight could lovingly be called a trainwreck, there is one thing that is true across all platforms – the game has a pretty fantastic storyline. The team at Rocksteady crafted a compelling storyline for the caped crusader, full of twists and turns, well-written characters
by Ron BurkeThere’s a good chance, as you read this, that you are either contemplating or have already installed Windows 10. The financial barrier to entry has all but been erased as users of Windows 7 or 8 can upgrade to Microsoft’s newest operating system for absolutely nothing. Having worked
by Ron Burke