Firefly Studios has released their first DLC pack for Stronghold Crusader 2, named the Princess and the Pig. This DLC pack contains a new skirmish trail with seven solo missions to play, 2 new AI opponents, new achievements, and the Princess...
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Razer Tartarus V2 Pro Review: Half a Keyboard and Double the Mayhem
Standard keyboards were never built for intense gaming. Fingers must stretch across staggered keys, wrists bend at stiff angles...
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GoPro Mission 1 Pro Review: 8K Cinema in Your Pocket?
I honestly didn’t think GoPro would ever pivot away from its standard point-of-view formula. For years, content creators have...
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Razer Huntsman V3 Pro Low-Profile TKL 8KHz Review: The Fastest Slim...
If you spend half your life gaming and the other half editing clips or typing scripts, you know the struggle. Traditional esports...
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HyperX SoloCast 2 USB Microphone Review
We have all been there. You drop into a competitive lobby, call out an enemy flank, and your teammate asks if you are playing...
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Firefighting Simulator: Ignite Motor Vehicle Accident Expansion...
If you spent twenty or thirty hours kicking down front doors in Firefighting Simulator: Ignite, you probably know the drill by...
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I’ve been a player of real-time strategy games since the golden days of the genre. By golden era, I mean those titans like Warcraft, Command and Conquer, and the first StarCraft. For a while, there were tons of them – each with...
Knott’s Berry Farm has a very special place in my heart, and in the hearts of most of my friends. Knott’s was the site of my very first job over twenty five years ago, and is still one of my favorite places to go. So when I had the...
I originally attended the March 20, 2015 performance of Carrie the Musical, over at the La Mirada Theatre for the Performing Arts, not intending to review it. Many of you readers know that we have a dedicated horror/Halloween column here on the...
I do enjoy a good fighting game from time to time. Remembering when I was younger, lining up my quarters on the Street Fighter or Mortal Kombat machine at the arcade only to be quickly stomped into submission when it was finally my turn at the...
Razer has been putting out a variety of products in recent years. Like TV pilots, some go on to succeed and others fade away. What is important in this pursuit, however, is that Razer is a company not afraid to branch out and try new things...
Music is a very important part of my life. For me to really be happy and productive at work, I have to have some music playing in my office. This means that bluetooth speakers are a must for me. This week, Rapoo sent me not one but two...
Part two of my bluetooth speaker week wraps up with my review of the Rapoo A3060 bluetooth speaker. The A3060 speaker is a smaller and cheaper speaker in comparison to the A500, with less features and connectivity to it’s larger and more...
There are few names when it comes to war that is as recognizable as Attila. Some may ask “Attila The Hun?” but that is the almost silly response since few people have ever heard of an Attila other than the conquering horseman. For...
I blame gaming for my keyboard snobbery. I was fine at first as a casual gamer having a keyboard that lit up pretty and had a few programmable keys. Then I got my hands on my first mechanical keyboard and it was all changed. Pretty soon I found...