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Fallout 4 is a fantastic game, one that has gotten a lot of play time at Games Reviews. With the latest DLC pack, we have been dumping even more time in this wasteland, building our bases, upgrading our equipment, and lately, destroying crazed robots! Fallout 4 is one of those games that the initial investment of 79.99 - in Canada - is really worth it as they amount of time played will easily exceed 100 hours. We are on hour 143.

He's at it again! @OMGitsJezy takes a look at the LucidSounds LS30 headset for Xbox One and PS4. This is one elegant looking headset, and it's one thing that Jezy has been noting on twitter and via his videos. This is a headset where there are no extra frills and flashes. It is just 100% quality hardware.

Telltale is at it again with another episodic title hitting PC and consoles this summer. Telltale will give their representation of "7 Days to Die," and if it is like any of their other projects, it will be fantastic!

Robots in Fallout are a staple. They are everywhere, whether it's your kind butler or a robot that...wants to kill you? This latest DLC has you attempting to stop a robot uprising, run by kingpin Mechanist. It is your job to infiltrate Robco facilities and end the uprising.

Travelers Tales has been making LEGO games for a very long time now, and although they have their peaks and valleys, we all know that generally, they make a really solid, family friendly game. The fact that they are going to mess with the original formula for The Force Awakens game is surprising, but yet expected. In an email from Warner Bros. today, we got a first hand look at what might be coming in the next LEGO game, slated to launch this summer.

Performance Design Products has recently launched their Energizer battery charging cradles for Xbox One and PS4. This is not to be confused with rapid charger that still has not received a release date. We reached out to PDP for more information on the charge cradles and they sent over a wealth of information.

I've been toying with writing up articles on the best valued Video Games in specific categories. I think its worth discussing because as the price of games rises - at least here in Canada, where a new released comes in at 79.99 - 84.99 compared to 59.99 a few years ago - what we can afford as consumers drastically decreases. We go for value in our games. Value for an individual is often not a constant. For one person, an amazing story has lots of value, regardless of how long the game takes. For myself, I take everything into consideration, but my end desire ...

If you want to get your hands on Playstation VR, plan to be at a computer at 10:00 AM Eastern time. I have a feeling that, like Oculus, this will sell out...quickly. The pre-sale bundles will be exclusive to this initial preorder window, so if you plan on getting it on day one, perhaps preordering now would be a wise idea. Here is what is included, from Sony PR:

GDC is here, and so are the announcements. Sony has dropped an early bomb laying out the pricing for its new virtual reality device that is set to launch in October of this year. For 549.99 CAN, 399.99 USD, the new headset can be yours. From the press release:

One of my early entries to this column said that every video game needed a story. Now I’m back to give you the opposite position: Video Games don’t need stories! Tetris, Mario Kart 8, Super Smash Bros, and many other games do not have stories. After my last article about video games needing stories, I had some people say, ” Ya, but this game doesn’t have one.” And its true. Not all video games need stories. In fact, I’ll just…