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Ultimate Fighting is one of the fastest growing phenomenons in the world. It's growing in fanbase, it's growing in assets, it's growing in talent, and it's growing in entertainment. It's huge, and it's going to continue to improve upon itself as time moves forth. An unfortunate trend that comes with popularity, is a videogame to match up with the real life counterpart. UFC is large enough to get that said videogame…
Gears of War was one of the first Xbox 360 title to truly blow away the competition. The Unreal Engine 3 was an unmatched beast that nobody could compete with, and in terms of sheer entertainment and production values, Gears of War was a mind numbing and visceral experience. Gears of War 2, arriving two years later had some lofty expectations to live up to, some big shoes to fill. However, in those two years,…
Euro 2008 is underway, and that means another blatant rip off advertisement of a videogame, right? Licensed games just have that tendency to be crap, not even worthy of the slightest look. ,Actually, EA Canada's latest project, the official videogame of the Euro 2008 tournament sports some crisp visuals, tight controls, and lots of content to justify its price. The best thing about this impressive soccer game, are…
Haze. My personal most anticipated game of the year. It's good, don't get me wrong, it's a very capable shooter, but it is just so undoubtedly average and inconsistent, that it disappoints beyond belief. I could have easily given Haze big points off for letting me down so horribly, as I write this review totally heartbroken, but I decided to let it go. It does have reasonable merits, but I really have to wonder…
War never takes itself lightly. Sometimes the soldiers do. Of course, I'm talking about the latest Battlefield game from DICE and EA, Battlefield: Bad Company. Preston Marlowe finds himself headed to B Company, where the US Army sends all of their "loose cannon" expendable soldiers. He meets up with his squad, Sweet water, Haggard, and Redford. The four of them are just trying to get by the next few days smoothly,…
