Various campuses have their own specific exams but many of them usually offer the most basic and set tests. These exams serve to ensure that the students who are being enrolled are the best in an all-round aspect. They tend to test various aspects, such as reasoning, logical thinking, and general intelligence. Passing these exams is crucial in case a student wants to boost his or her chances of nailing that graduate application. These tests surely give the applicants that…
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Retro Review: Tropico 4
Introduction There are many city building games out there, some of them better for example Impression Games “City Building” series and others are worse. But not many of them are as much fun as the Tropico 4, developed by Haemimont Games. It is an older game, of course, and it does have a more recent sequel (Tropico 5 was released in 2014) but there is something unique about this one that makes it an endlessly interesting and entertaining choice. It…
Read MoreGo On A Quest With Dragon Lapis For 3DS
One of my favorite games from KEMCO is called Dragon Sinker and its for the 3DS. It is a retro-style turn-based rpg for the system. I enjoyed it a lot. So when I heard that KEMCO was doing another retro-style rpg for the 3DS, I got excited. The game is called Dragon Lapis and its out now. I recently received a review code for the game and want to provide you with some impressions of it. Is Dragon Lapis as…
Read MoreTwin Mirror – E3 2018 Announce Trailer | PS4
Today is the third day of Playstation’s Countdown to E3 announcements. On the first day, we got the Tetris Effect reveal, on the second day we got a release date for Days Gone, and today we got a brand new game reveal. The game is called Twin Mirror. Check out the announcement trailer for it below and my thoughts on the footage. Twin Mirror for the Playstation 4 doesn’t have a specific release date yet. The trailer only says “2019.”…
Read MoreMobile Gaming Industry Trends 2018
The mobile gaming industry has seen consistent growth over the past decade or so, as more people use their smartphones for entertainment and competition. Although 2016 was an exciting year for mobile gaming breakthroughs, including the release of the legendary Pokémon Go, 2017 continued those trends, paving the way for an excellent year to come. As technology advances and developers continue to give us stunning releases, 2018 has also shaped up to be a special year for gaming. Industry Growth…
Read MoreHitman 2 is Coming!
If you haven't had the chance to play Hitman on the Xbox One or the PS4, we strongly recommend you do so, and quickly so that when Hitman 2 launches you'll be up to speed and ready to go!
Read MoreTCL Communications Announces the BlackBerry KEY2
The most advanced BlackBerry phone ever was unveiled today by BlackBerry production partner TCL Communications during a launch event in New York City. The phone will be much more powerful than the previous BlackBerry releases, and will maintain the physical keyboard and exceptional security that the brand is known for. The device will retail for about $829 CAN ($649 USD) and will be shipping later this month.
Read MoreNew Mario Tennis Aces Trailer Details New Gameplay Mechanic
Nintendo dropped another Mario Tennis Aces trailer ahead of the games launch later this month, and not only was it a good trailer, but it introduced a new gameplay mechanic as well. You can see the full trailer below, and past that, we touch on the new mechanic: Challenging the referee!
Read MoreHyrule Warriors Definitive Edition Is What Nintendo Should Do More Of
I've just finally finished getting through Hyrule Warriors Definitive Edition on the Nintendo Switch, and although it has been the third time I've played it - first on the Nintendo WiiU and later on the Nintendo 3DS - I once again had a really great time. With each subsequent release of the game, more DLC from previous iterations have been added, giving this last release the appropriate title of "definitive edition." This third time through, however, I quickly realized I wasn't necessarily thinking about he game itself, but rather how Nintendo should be doing ...
Read MoreLegend of Kay Anniversary Edition – Nintendo Switch
A few years ago, we reviewed the port of The Legend of Kay on the Nintendo Wii U, and while I enjoyed the gameplay, some poor voice acting and a shoddy camera made the experience feel exactly like the 90s platformer it was based on. When it was announced the game was coming to Nintendo Switch, I hoped a few extra improvements would be made? Did it happen? Let's take a look!
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