Elijah Arnold, PlayStation, Review, Video Games, Xbox

Pneuma: Breath Of Life Review

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A WHOLE NEW WORLD

Puzzle games these days seem to be centralized around the mobile marketplace. Titles like Candy Crush Saga and Bejeweled have millions of downloads because of their bright colors and simplistic gameplay. It’s been quite a while since a first-person puzzler was released to the world, or if there has been one, I haven’t noticed. So I was fortunate that Pneuma: Breath Of Life crossed my path. Deco Digital Studios did a fantastic job of creating a world that not only looks amazing, but is filled with tough yet manageable puzzles and an interestingly philosophical storyline.
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Chris Cobb, PC, PlayStation, Review, Xbox

LAYERS OF FEAR REVIEW

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ABSTRACT HORROR

I returned to find my home in its usual state of disarray. Rats scurried underfoot, disappearing into cracks in the walls as I moved toward the staircase. Papers and books lay spread over the the dining table, lit candles flickering nearby with each whistling breeze which cut through our decaying home. I blinked, my eyes barely adjusted to the dim lighting before a noise beckoned me from the kitchen — and what I saw next was bloodchilling. This is Layers of Fear. Continue reading LAYERS OF FEAR REVIEW →

Editorial, Esteban Cuevas, Video Games

Is PC Actually Better Than Console?

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All hail the PC Master Race! This collective hivemind consists of purebred gamers who have made the Personal Computer their gaming platform of choice due to its limitless processing power, compatibility with various controllers and input devices, forward thinking focus on digital releases, multitude of new releases in a vast array of genres, and community support of titles that include fixes, mods, and upgrades. For the longest time, the prevailing opinion has been that whenever a game is released for PC as well as consoles, it would be the superior version by default. Furthermore, the PC is home to many unique exclusives that consoles wouldn’t even be able to run. The expanded capabilities of the PC trumps anything modern consoles can output. However, with respect to the glorious PC Master Race, is that really true? More and more often, we hear about the woes of PC games being broken at launch. In fact, these problems have become so commonplace, that I think it’s worth asking if PC gaming is actually better than gaming on consoles. Continue reading Is PC Actually Better Than Console? →

Adam Leonard, Movies, Podcast, Sports, TV, Video, Video Games

Friendly Neighborhood Fanboys Episode 8| Chas Jumps the Generation Gap

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On this episode Chas talks about his newly acquired Xbox One. The boys talk spoiler free about Deadpool, get hyped for Daredevil season 2 (minor Daredevil Season 1 spoilers), and talk about Dennis Franz’s ass. Plus they give their predictions for WWE Fast Lane.

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Darius Purse, News, Nintendo, Video Games

Unleash the Wolf Inside with The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD Trailer

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The original Twilight Princess launched back in 2006 for the Nintendo Wii and Gamecube.  Next month, the game returns to consoles on the Wii U and the latest trailer from Nintendo details what’s in store. Continue reading Unleash the Wolf Inside with The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD Trailer →

Adam Leonard, Jordan Loeffler, Myles Farrington, Podcast, Video, Video Games

MONG Podcast 112 | Should Duration Determine Price?

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Have you ever picked up a game and been finished with it 3 hours? Well the MONG Podcast crew have too and that was the Thought from Nowhere this week… kinda. They went in on the question of if a game’s duration and features should determine its cost. The answers may shock you, or seem absolutely reasonable because Myles, Adam and Jordan are quite reasonable human beings. Regardless, they did cover some actual news as well. Kojima made a return to the podcast with Norman Reedus’ possible tease of a collaboration to come, Watch_Dogs 2 has been confirmed to little fanfare, Quantum Break had a bevy of news this week and Dark Souls III is getting pre-order incentives while the enemies of Dark Souls I are being made to look silly. On top of that, Bethesda has confirmed, priced, and divulged information on the Fallout 4 DLC and last, but most certainly not least, is that PlayStation VR will be on the market this Fall! If you’re not excited, you. Should. Be. Continue reading MONG Podcast 112 | Should Duration Determine Price? →