EA's Crysis is an excellent first person shooter that gives the player many ways to deal with the same situation. In addition, the game manages a very 'cinematic' quality, somewhat like playing an action/sci-fi flick, which makes it very...
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Logitech G325 Review: The Gaming Headset You Can Actually Wear in...
You know that specific kind of social anxiety you get when you have to wear a gaming headset in public? You’re sitting on the...
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Is the Audeze Maxwell 2 the Endgame Wireless Headset? (Yes, But...
Ideally, I’d Tell You the Audeze Maxwell 2 is Perfect. Ideally… So, it’s February 2026, and the Audeze Maxwell 2 has...
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Rainbow Gate Review: Is AI the Real Monster in This Mascot Horror?
Honestly, if I had a nickel for every time I woke up in an abandoned toy factory being chased by a possessed plushie or...
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Mission Ready: Is the Levelplay Combat Liquid 360 HUD the New King of...
Honestly, I didn’t see Levelplay coming. Most of the time, when a new brand pops up in the cooling scene, it’s just a rebranded...
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We Like Shiny: Black Shark SP-1 RGB Computer Speaker Review
Let’s face it: the average gamer cares as much about looks as they do about content. We need our gear to perform when put...
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The SanDisk Cruzer Contour brings the latest in USB flash drive technology home. It's sleek metallic frame, and switchblade-like opening mechanism embody the recent trend in making personal tech stylish without sacrificing performance.
The Razer Boomslang CE 2007 is the best gaming mouse we have ever seen. I have spent my hours with this device just begging to find something to complain about and still came up short.
The SanDisk Sansa TakeTV Player is exactly what it is advertised to be: A fully functional USB flash drive that can play media files (DivX and Xvid) on your big-screen television. For what it purports to be, it functions beautifully. For those...
The Razer TarantulaTM gaming keyboard has something for everyone. With a 1000Hz polling rate and 10 key depression anti-ghosting capabilities, it provides an exceptional edge in a product area that many manufacturers overlook.
The Razer Diamondback 3G is a fine gaming mouse at the $50 dollar price point. With the 3G IR sensor from it's big brother, the Death Adder, it provides smooth sensitivity during gaming and doesnt overwhelm you while using desktop applications.
Hellgate: London would be a highly-recommended and fun game if it were not for the tremendous number of bugs plaguing it currently. This sucker needed a few more months in the oven before serving.
The Razer Lachesis Gaming Mouse is an excellent contender for the 'best gaming mouse in history'. Its high 4000dpi resolution coupled with 1000Hz ultrapolling brings serious control to the gaming battlefield moreso than anything used before.
Portal is a very fun game that uses not only good gameplay but also suspense to great avail.
This RTS taking place during a fictional World War III is an excellent playthrough with only minor irritations in the story to detract from its gorgeous visuals.