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It seems like Marvel is everywhere these days, and it makes sense when you think about it. With the explosive success of The Avengers movies and the MCU franchise pumping out successful films at an unprecedented rate, it is only logical for other media to follow suit. With the close of "The Infinity Saga", now is the perfect time to release Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order. It has been a decade since the release of Ultimate Alliance 2 (2009) and Marvel-Mania was just beginning (Iron Man 1 released in 2008). Since then, the Marvel universe has ...

A few weeks ago, we took a look at the Creative SXFI AIR and what made it stand out against other headsets. What we found out was that the Holographic Audio technology utilized by the headset is intended to provide an outstandingly realistic audio experience that aims to fool the user into believing the audio they are hearing is natural and genuine. While hearing the phrase 'holographic audio' for the first time might conjure images of Star Trek-ian technology, Holographic Audio, when broken down to its simplest form, is the next level of directional and ...

Previously, I told you some about Dragon Quest Builders 2 in general and then spotlighted the game’s online sharing too. This time, I want to talk a little bit about the game’s story mode. The first Dragon Quest Builders wasn’t really focused on its story. It was much more focused on building. There was even an extra mode, Create Mode, that was all for building stuff. Meanwhile, the second game focuses on the story right from the start and introduces…

Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order is out right now for the Nintendo Switch! Take a look at the game’s launch trailer. Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 looks amazing. I’m a huge Marvel fan and so excited to see all the different characters that the game is including. There are multiple Spider-man heroes and villains, the Avengers, The Defenders, X-men, Inhumans, Guardians of the Galaxy, and more! The trailer also reveals some really cool locations like Asgard (the rainbow bridge),…

The streets are dangerous. You just never know when you’ll run into a gangster or a doctor with a tranq gun or a thief who just has to rob everyone. Wait. What am I talking about? Yes, its another game. I’m actually talking about the streets found in Streets of Rogue. Its a new 2D open world game where you go around finishing missions and attack people. This game can be very chaotic. It is also can be really fun.…

KEMCO rpgs are always good. Some of them, in my opinion, are better than others but generally the company puts out good games. I especially like when they do games with retro 8/16 bit graphics. Archlion Saga for Nintendo Switch, out today, is KEMCO’s newest rpg with retro graphics. Is it a good game too? Archlion Saga is an rpg that harkens back to the NES/SNES rpgs. The graphics are in that style and the battle system is very similar…

Detroit Become Human isn’t really a game. It is more like an interactive movie where you can pick dialogue choices and press buttons for quick time events. Its “gameplay” is a lot like its predecessor Heavy Rain. And yet, it has a story that transcends its gameplay and it’ll hook you right from the start. Here are my thoughts on Detroit Become Human for the Playstation 4. Warning: there will be spoilers! Detroit Become Human won’t win any awards for…

I’ve been playing Dragon Quest Builders 2 a lot, as I talked about yesterday. And while I’m enjoying the game a bunch, I do have one major question: how in the world do people create some of the stuff I’ve seen in this game?! I have no answers but I do want to talk about some of the things I’ve seen in Builders 2’s online sharing! Dragon Quest Builders 2 has an online sharing component. The first game let you…

On Friday, we received a review copy of Dragon Quest Builders 2 for the Playstation 4 from Square Enix. I’ve been playing the game all weekend. And now I want share my thoughts about the game in this preview! I played the first Dragon Quest Builders on the Nintendo Switch and liked it. I wasn’t sure what to expect for its sequel. Would it be better? Would it be more of the same? And since I was going to review…

In “Light gun” games, you control the gun (or target) that you move to shoot at enemies and not your character. In the past, games like this came with physical prop guns that you shoot at the screen with. Now that motion controls are here, you can just move the joycon around to shoot at enemies. Mad Bullets is a “light gun” game for the Nintendo Switch. Is it a fun one though? Mad Bullets is unplayable. At least, that…