Category - Reviews

BlueAnt Ribbon Review (Mobile/Peripheral)

BlueAnt may not be a familiar name but if you are in the market for wireless headphones for your smartphone or just a good source to stream it to a stereo you should learn it.  If you have hands-free cellphone laws in your state this is a great...

Primal Fears – Review (PC)

DnS Development has brought us yet another game about the end of the world, named Primal Fears.  Primal Fears is an isometric shooter that pits you against wave after wave of monsters after the world has completely collapsed.  Unfortunately...

Razer Carcharias Review (PC/XBox 360)

Literally, as I put the last suitcase in the trunk of my car to head to CES I heard the creak of brakes and the sound of a vehicle settling and turn to see the UPS truck with the driver coming right at me with a package.  I thank him, open it...

AhnLab V3 Click (PC/Tech)

So right before I headed to CES I was getting virus pop-ups on my rig left and right.  They were driving me crazy but on a tight time crunch I didn’t want to interrupt what I had to get done with a thorough cleaning so I just clicked on...

Fieldrunners 2 Review (PC/Steam)

There are plenty of tower defense games out there with just about as many styles and themes as there are well, styles and themes in gaming.  They tend to attract a certain type of player that loves real time strategy and has a mind that loves...

Magix Movie Edit Pro 2013 Plus Review...

So, once upon a time I used to make my own DVDs and I worked in television as a director and was trained on the state of the art, non-linear video editing systems.  Those days have come to an end but I have, in recent years, wished I had an...

Project Blackout Review (PC)

The only thing I love more than a good first-person shooter is a free first-person shooter.  A truly free first person shooter is near impossible to find because just about everyone of them is actually “free to play, pay to win”...