by Joe Parlock | Dec 19, 2016 | featured, Hardware, Reviews
Review: Razer Ornata Keyboard Float like a butterfly, sting like a mecha-membrane hybrid keyboard. ; Mechanical and membrane keyboards both have their ups and downs. Mechanical keyboards have a more tactile feeling and are overall more responsive, whereas membrane...
by Laura Dale | Dec 16, 2016 | featured, Reviews
Review: Super Mario Run Well designed, with an annoying drawback. ; When Nintendo has talked in the past about designing new gaming hardware, it discussed having ideas for games and designing tech around being able to bring those visions to life. It gets an idea for a...
by Laura Dale | Dec 6, 2016 | featured, PS4, Reviews
Review: The Last Guardian A beautiful disaster ; Had The Last Guardian been released at the end of the PS2’s lifespan, or early in the PS3’s with graphics performance scaled for that hardware, I suspect it would have been heralded as an unambiguous...
by Joe Parlock | Dec 1, 2016 | featured, Hardware, Reviews
Review: Razer Deathadder Elite Worth every penny. ; While it’s not the most feature-filled mouse in the world, the Razer Deathadder Elite is one of the best, if not the best, mid-budget gaming mice. I review a lot of mice, which means I have to spend time adapting to...
by Laura Dale | Nov 29, 2016 | featured, PS4, Reviews, Xbox One
Review: Final Fantasy XV I love my homoerotic boyband friends. ; Final Fantasy XV is the homoerotic action packed boy band JRPG road trip I had hoped it would be for a long time. A personal look at nuanced masculinity from a tight knit group of emotionally diverse...
by Joe Parlock | Nov 24, 2016 | featured, PC, PS4, Reviews, Xbox One
Review: The Division: Survival Cold, lonely, but great. ; It’s been a rocky road for The Division. After months of post-launch support exacerbating problems and pushing away its player base, the game needed a major shakeup to get people back on board. It successfully...
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