Posts By Adam Roffel

Our review of Stories: The Path of Destinies should be up in a few days, but it is important to look at what the game attempts to do, which other should try to emulate in the future. Choices in games does not have to be an either/or decision that will stick until the game ends. That's fun, but it has been over done in the various episodic games we are now getting. Someone, Stories seems to do something different that is engaging and interesting, but that ...

After playing through the Prologue of Battleborn, I was fairly excited for what the game, on a single player level, might be able to offer. As with all online centered titles, it is often hard to create an enjoyable single player experience. I often find that you are damned if you do, and damned if you don't. Gearbox fell into this trap and ends up taking a lot of heat, probably causing the developers to thing, "Was it worth it?"

In a new report out of the UK, Kotaku cited a few sources who claim Microsoft had suitors lined up to purchase the Fable IP, and perhaps, keep the studio itself open. However, these reports claim that Microsoft rejected the offers, opting to protect their own IP, perhaps for future development. The question needs to be asked though, does Microsoft have a moral - not legal - right to those employees to do their best to keep them employed? It's a thought I've ...

The Art Academy franchise has a fairly loyal following, and each new title pulls in an extra audience. Last time around it was Pokemon, and understandably, the game sold a lot better than regular iterations of the Art Academy series. This time, Nintendo is partnering with everyone's favorite mouse to deliver Disney Art Academy on Nintendo 3DS. Disney Art Academy brings back all the old things from previous entries but adds a Disney touch of magic. While ...

In case you are still holding out hope, Neil Druckmann again has reiterated that today's release of Uncharted 4 will be the last Nathan Drake title ever released, at least under his watch. This was something made very clear in his opening statement to today's press release, posted on the Playstation US blog.

In a video put out by Nintendo today, Pokemon fans got their first look at the new starter Pokemon for Sun and Moon which are due out later in 2016. Personally, I'm not a fan of any of them - the look, not the types - but perhaps will be surprised. We have put the video at the bottom of this article.

We recently began working on our Battleborn review, and the prologue got us really intrigued for what more we could get out of this multiplayer focused game. Instead of plowing through more of the campaign, we jumped online to see what multiplayer offerings were to be had. While Battleborn lacks a variety of common online modes, the 3 available game types are varied enough to keep you playing for hours on end. Unfortunately, the game would probably perform ...

If you are like me, you love anything that is customizable. When Jake over at Performance Design Products told me he was shipping over their new Afterglow Wired Xbox One Controller, I was pretty excited. Listen, I get excited about flashy things and let's face it, PDP is know for quality and lots and lots of flash.

Good afternoon ladies and gents, Jezy is back! This time he is reviewing the Turtle Beach PX24 headset. Although it might not have the flash of other headsets, does this one make up for it in the audio department? Read on for more information from Turtle Beach and Jezy's video!

All I have seen on the Internet since Battleborn launched on May 3rd was how amazing the prologue was. To the credit of everyone who said it, they were absolutely right. Through the awesome and fresh cinematic, to the choice of music, to the introduction of various game play mechanics, the beginning of Battleborn gets off to a wonderful start. For a game that relies so heavily on its multiplayer portion, the fun-to-play prologue is really pushing the idea of ...