Razer Taipan review being ambidextrous has never been so sexy

The first thing that you will notice about the Taipan is its sleek contours, black matte finish, the two LED areas (one of them being the well-known Razer logo), and simplicity. There's not buttons everywhere. It's just a simple, good design. Then you'll want to touch it. Since it's symmetrical, you'll get the same comfortable hold with either hand....

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Sins of Solar Empire: Rebellion review

The general concept of Rebellion is that each of the three factions also have a ‘rebellion’ faction.  These rebel scum play quite similarly to their loyal or parent faction but with some major differences.  As someone who likes spreading culture in strategy and RTS games, I tend to flock towards the Advent. ...

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The Walking Dead Episode 2: Starved For Help review

Following up on the events of A New Day, the first chapter that was released at the beginning of the summer gaming season, Starved For Help once again puts you in the shoes of Lee Everett, a felon who escapes police custody and finds himself as the leader of a group of survivors in a ramshackled fortress that used to...

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Anna review

The story of Anna portrays a recurring nightmare, in which you always see a house in a beautiful forest, bathed in sunlight. It's not until you step inside of the house when you realize it's the polar opposite. Dark rooms with only a few lit candles, creaky floorboards, eerie paintings and a generally gloomy atmosphere...

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Max Payne 3 review

Our story begins with Max accepting a body guard gig from forgotten academy colleague Raul Passos. Max’s meeting with Raul sets off a series of events that leave Max little choice but to flee New Jersey and head to Brazil. MP3 starts off with Max and Passos working to protect industrialist Rodrigo Branco and his family. Brazilian gang, the Commando...

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The Binding of Isaac: Wrath of the Lamb DLC review

After I got through Isaac the first time (which took several plays), I didn't actually jump back into it very seriously for a few months. I definitely loaded the game up when I had some free time, but I never tried getting to the end again. Wrath of the Lamb changed that, and it made me want to immerse myself in the...

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Battlefield 3: Close Quarters review

If you’re a regular player of Battlefield 3, your first thoughts of Close Quarters were probably along the lines of: “They are totally just tailoring this for COD fans, hoping to sway them over to Battlefield 3.” In reality, there may be some truth behind that, but after a few matches...

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DiRT Showdown review

    As you race through Showdown’s campaign, you’ll discover multiple events that you can take part in.  The stunt-filled Gymkhana returns, with Ken Block once again issuing challenges from behind the wheel.  You’ll also take part in Smash Block races (where you run over blocks in succession to keep a race going), 8-Ball...

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Brave: The Video Game review

The best way I can describe Brave is that it feels like Dungeon Siege III but for a younger audience. Obviously, kids are going to be the target audience with this game. Even though the ESRB rating is E10+, there's no reason a five-year-old wouldn't enjoy it. I have a three-year-old...

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Elsword review

Put simply, yes. There are quite a few 2D successful action MMOs on the market. From Maple Story to Grand Chase, they all offer a similar 2D experience, but they branch off as far as actual gameplay goes. For example, I view Maple Story as a game that's much slower paced. Elsword, on the other, hand is a fairly fast paced...

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The Adventures of Shuggy review

Shuggy starts off simple enough, introducing you to some basic mechanics and a few of the easier abilities. It doesn't take long for the challenge to increase, though. Shuggy is all about observing your environments and figuring out the best way to use the powers you're equipped with. One thing remains constant in...

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LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes review

The LEGO games are known for their brilliant use of pantomiming to deliver story. While this is tradition for all of Traveller's Tales' LEGO games, this is one point where the original LEGO Batman suffered. Noticing this setback, TT for the first time has added voice acting in LEGO Batman 2. I initially...

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