Gaming laptops aren’t new. Big box companies like Dell and MSI have been making rigs and labeling them as “desktop replacements” for years. For the average consumer, those systems are just fine, but there is a segment of PC gamers that insist on being able to tackle whatever comes
We’ve partnered up with the folks from Paradox North to bring you a pretty sweet contest for Magicka Wizard Wars. The game is free to play, but we’ve got 1000 (well, we have more than that, but this is the first contest. Be patient! Geeze…) starter keys to
Loyal listeners of the Gaming Trend Reboot Podcast will know that this episode is being posted a bit earlier in the week than they’re used to seeing. The reason for this is that work schedules have been shifted, resulting in us changing the day that the podcast will go
With all of the racing games that focus on huge car rosters, crashes, or “Drive-atars,” developer Slightly Mad Studios aims to shift the focus back on what automotive enthusiasts truly care about: cars.
Project CARS is a racing simulator that appropriately writes “CARS” in all caps, and sets itself apart
This week on the GT Reboot podcast Travis returns to the third chair and Niko is along for the ride.
These two join Eric and Kenneth as they talk Assassin’s Creed: Syndicate, the possibility of Persona 5 coming out in 2015, and a recent Kickstarter controversy. Rounding out the
I’m not going to lie: I almost hung up my spurs and quit within the first ten minutes of playing Westerado: Double Barreled.
I felt frustrated by how it didn’t really explain much of what I was supposed to do, how the game’s health bar works (or
The Streetpass experience on the Nintendo 3DS has gotten a bit bigger, thanks the the addition of two new bite-sized titles: Ultimate Angler and Battleground Z. Available together for $7.99 USD or individually for $4.99 a pop, Ultimate Angler brings the world of fishing to the Miiverse, while
While the Neptunia series is largely recognized for its steady stream of JRPG releases, Action Unleashed is a new frontier for the series. Bringing on Tamsoft, the developer infamous for their busty-ninja-brawler series Senran Kagura, this side-story is not just a breath of fresh air, but what I hope will
Gaming laptops aren’t new. Big box companies like Dell and MSI have been making rigs and labeling them as “desktop replacements” for years. For the average consumer, those systems are just fine, but there is a segment of PC gamers that insist on being able to tackle whatever comes
Gaming laptops aren’t new. Big box companies like Dell and MSI have been making rigs and labeling them as “desktop replacements” for years. For the average consumer, those systems are just fine, but there is a segment of PC gamers that insist on being able to tackle whatever comes
We’ve partnered up with the folks from Paradox North to bring you a pretty sweet contest for Magicka Wizard Wars. The game is free to play, but we’ve got 1000 (well, we have more than that, but this is the first contest. Be patient! Geeze…) starter keys to
Loyal listeners of the Gaming Trend Reboot Podcast will know that this episode is being posted a bit earlier in the week than they’re used to seeing. The reason for this is that work schedules have been shifted, resulting in us changing the day that the podcast will go
With all of the racing games that focus on huge car rosters, crashes, or “Drive-atars,” developer Slightly Mad Studios aims to shift the focus back on what automotive enthusiasts truly care about: cars.
Project CARS is a racing simulator that appropriately writes “CARS” in all caps, and sets itself apart
This week on the GT Reboot podcast Travis returns to the third chair and Niko is along for the ride.
These two join Eric and Kenneth as they talk Assassin’s Creed: Syndicate, the possibility of Persona 5 coming out in 2015, and a recent Kickstarter controversy. Rounding out the
I’m not going to lie: I almost hung up my spurs and quit within the first ten minutes of playing Westerado: Double Barreled.
I felt frustrated by how it didn’t really explain much of what I was supposed to do, how the game’s health bar works (or
The Streetpass experience on the Nintendo 3DS has gotten a bit bigger, thanks the the addition of two new bite-sized titles: Ultimate Angler and Battleground Z. Available together for $7.99 USD or individually for $4.99 a pop, Ultimate Angler brings the world of fishing to the Miiverse, while
While the Neptunia series is largely recognized for its steady stream of JRPG releases, Action Unleashed is a new frontier for the series. Bringing on Tamsoft, the developer infamous for their busty-ninja-brawler series Senran Kagura, this side-story is not just a breath of fresh air, but what I hope will
