Posts By Kevin Austin

It was 2018 when the last God of War title graced our PlayStation 4 consoles to bring us the epic game of that generation. Now, any good PlayStation fan has always enjoyed the God of War games, but in 2018 it brought us a new look and feel of the series that I’m not sure anyone quite expected. The game brought to us an incredible journey about self-discovery, grief, hope, and a strained relationship between father and son. The game…

When Re:Verse was first unveiled, I had hope. Seemed like a good concept, with characters we love on the boom of a battle royale game fest, where everyone was doing something like this. However as this continued to get pushed back and back further, I started to be concerned….and honestly after getting my hands on it and playing it…it might have been better served later after they could improve on the game more, or just not release it at all.…

Resident Evil Village has FINALLY released its long awaited DLC Content in Winters’ Expansion. Included in this DLC is introduction of 3rd person view for the core game if you want to replay or couldn’t play it in first person to begin with, additional content to mercenaries’ mode, and a story expansion titles Shadows of Rose. This review will take you through the highs and lows of this DLC. First off, the addition of 3rd person view mode is ...

It’s a unique and powerful position when you are number one in sales in the gaming industry, sometimes it gives you a bit of an ego or a chip on your shoulder and you make some bad decisions. Well today Sony released all the details we have been waiting for on the PS VR2, and I can honestly say, I am disappointed in them. But lets dive more into that: PlayStation VR2 is officially launching on February 22, 2023. PlayStation…

So, we have all heard of tech deck I think at some point, and surprisingly they are still around. They have in the past utilized different skate brands throughout the years to utilize their designs and options. But this time gaming icon Tony Hawk is getting hands…errr fingers on. So, what could possibly be different on Hot Wheels take on a 20+ year old product? In a partnership with legendary skateboarder and entrepreneur, Tony Hawk, the Hot Wheels brand ...

The Quarry is developed by Supermassive Games and was designed to be a spiritual successor to Until Dawn. Both games are basically interactive movies that you control multiple characters and narratives and the choices you make (or don’t make) can drastically change the outcome of the story. Supermassive has also in recent years been the driving force behind the Dark Pictures Anthology games however I personally have been very disappointed in those games, ...

Two Point Campus is running a special spooky Halloween event running from October 20th through November 1st. This limited time event (free for all platforms) contains special items, costumes and events that will remain available after the event is over as well. There are tons of new items and decorations for the spooky season, as well as new outfits available for students and staff including Zombies, Werewolves and Mummies. Even the radio station has added in ...

Sony Interactive Entertainment has recently discovered a new way of making more money, and that is porting their biggest hits to PC. Recently they have released other titles they have published like Death Stranding and Spider Man, now we get to experience Uncharted on the big….err…. small screen. Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves collection has arrived featuring two games Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End and Uncharted: The Lost Legacy and can be ...

As I sit down to write this review, I think about my history with Golf. My Dad was an avid golfer, my Godfather was an avid golfer, my Great-Grandfather was a life-long golfer. Me? Well, I’ve driven the golf cart, and I do enjoy the occasional round of mini-golf or an hour at the driving range…does that count? No, I am not a golfer, being surrounded by the sport growing up I actually showed no interest in playing it, always…

One of the common themes amongst Microsoft and Xbox’s mission statements is to make gaming accessible to all. Now lots of companies may say this, and lots of game developers have come a long way in making this a reality. No one seems to do as much as Microsoft. Phil Spencer, CEO of Microsoft Gaming, “making gaming accessible to the over 400 million players with disabilities, including adapting our own games and platforms … and empowering game ...