by Rayna Warren | Oct 1, 2018 | Featured
Gaming is so dramatically different to what it was 10 years ago. Even in the last year we’ve seen some incredible changes and new releases that have altered the landscape forever. It’s become an evolving platform with so many new developments it’s almost impossible to...
by Rayna Warren | Jun 22, 2018 | Featured
Call of Duty have dominated the FPS market for years with their diverse range of shooting games. Black Ops 3 has always been the black sheep in the COD family, with some crazy story lines, off the wall characters and unique weaponry. Black Ops 3 is definitely one of...
by Rayna Warren | Apr 9, 2018 | PC
Getting the right gaming chair is as important as getting the right console to play on. From the outside it might not seem like a big deal but for any serious gamer it really is. Games are immersive and consuming now and you’ll generally be sat down for more than a...
by Rayna Warren | Mar 24, 2018 | Featured, PC
In the last decade gaming has moved from something ‘nerdy’ into the most mainstream. It’s partly a shift in culture with the tech savvy generation coming of age and realising how much fun can be had in these virtual worlds. The other side of it is that games have come...
by Rayna Warren | Oct 9, 2012 | Xbox 360
If you haven’t guessed by now, I love Gears of War. How can a big dude like me not love a game where all the male characters have graduated with a bachelor’s degree in manliness from Duke Nukem University? However, though I love the series, it has been striken with...
by Rayna Warren | May 10, 2012 | Editorials
Anyone who has spent any time in the Mass Effect universe probably already have played ME3 and saw its ending, and if you belong to 90% of the gaming public, you hated the “Endings.” Games have had sucky endings before, but none have created such an outcry as to...
by Rayna Warren | Jan 18, 2012 | PlayStation, Reviews
The Tales of Series has been releasing games for 15 years and Xillia is its 15 Year Anniversary title. The game attempts to set itself apart from other JRPGs while moving forward from the designs that perhaps has plagued the industry for a long time. Utilizing a new...
by Rayna Warren | Jan 17, 2012 | Editorials
I play an assload of Street Fighter. Street Fighter 3, Street Fighter 4, X-Men vs. Street Fighter… I love Street Fighter. I love playing characters that nobody uses. I love playing with friends and enemies. What else can I say? Street Fighter is awesome. What’s not...
by Rayna Warren | Jan 12, 2012 | Mobile
The Call of Duty franchise has come out with another home run. The Elite app is here on the iOS platform, it allows gamers to access the free Call of Duty Elite services. The Elite app allows gamers access their player data and statistics connecting to the network...
by Rayna Warren | Jan 11, 2012 | Retro
Ever played Final Fight? If you just said no, shame on you; you probably like Streets of Rage instead. Most people don’t even know there are sequels to the original Final Fight, and that’s just sad. Gritty, urban beatdowns to a catchy, classic Capcom soundtrack… Every...
by Rayna Warren | Dec 30, 2011 | Nintendo
Since his debut on the Nintendo Gameboy in 1992, Kirby has become a well-loved and notable character in Nintendo’s ever growing cadre of characters. He’s pretty much right up there in popularity with Link and Mario and even though his series library isn’t as large as...
by Rayna Warren | Dec 30, 2011 | Nintendo
Long ago there was no land, only a world of ocean and sky. On this world two Titans, Bionis and Mechonis, engaged in an endless war, but as time passed the titans eventually both fell in battle against each other. Eons pass and the bodies of the titans sit unmoving,...
by Rayna Warren | Dec 30, 2011 | Nintendo
Frogger, a game that most people should be familiar with, was introduced in 1981 and developed by Konami. Frogger was so popular that it spawned quite a few clones and even had several official sequels for many consoles to come. Frogger 3D is the recent addition by...
by Rayna Warren | Dec 30, 2011 | PlayStation, Reviews, Xbox 360
Sonic has been around for 20 years now and most people have very fond memories of his supersonic escapades and Sonic Generations is a tribute to everything he has accomplished. The story for the game is not much but plays out as such; Sonic is celebrating his birthday...
by Rayna Warren | Dec 30, 2011 | Nintendo, Reviews
Since his debut on the Nintendo Gameboy in 1992, Kirby has become a well-loved and notable character in Nintendo’s ever growing cadre of characters. He’s pretty much right up there in popularity with Link and Mario and even though his series library isn’t as large as...
by Rayna Warren | Dec 30, 2011 | PlayStation, Reviews
Prior to the creation of this article, I have never beaten Chrono Cross. Why? Well, it’s because I always got lost shortly after the events of Viper Manor in the beginning of the game. Well, to change this I flew out to San Diego to consult one of the United States...
by Rayna Warren | Dec 30, 2011 | PlayStation, Reviews
Ever wish life was more like a Final Fantasy game…well, minus the emo? Think about it for a second…say you’re like $100 short on rent. No problem! Grab your sword or gun or…Moogle Doll and head out into the nearby forest, kill a few Goblins or..trees with faces, and...
by Rayna Warren | Dec 30, 2011 | PlayStation
WARNING: This review may contain in-game images of violence and gore. Viewer discretion is advised…but I know you won’t listen, anyway. Very few games in the past have creeped me out or gave me nightmares. One in particular scared the shit out of me and my brother so...
by Rayna Warren | Dec 30, 2011 | Nintendo
Link. Hero of time, wielder of the Master Sword, keeper of the Triforce of Courage. The classic N64 game The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time gets a re-releasing for the first time on a handheld system. Sure you can already play it on the N64, Gamecube, and...
by Rayna Warren | Dec 30, 2011 | Xbox 360
Deus Ex: Human Revolution developed by Eidos Montreal and published by Square Enix, is the third game in the Deus Ex series and takes place as a prequel 25 years before the events of the original Deus Ex for the PC. Deus Ex: Human Revolution takes place in the year...
