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Viewing Category: Reviews
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Review: Metal Drift
Posted @ 6:03 AM, November 3 2009, By: Hectic Glenn In Reviews
Metal Drift is the first game produced by indie developer, Black Jacket Studios. It takes place in the future with hovering tanks in an arena playing essentially a game of soccer. But in the future there are no penalties, there is only death! [Read More...]
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Review: The Dig
Posted @ 3:50 PM, September 6 2009, By: Kadayi In Reviews
I'd been hoping like many that at some point Lucas arts were going to see sense and re-release some of their back catalogue, especially given the success a lot of old titles have been having through digital portals like www.gog.com. That they have turned up on Steam [Read More...]
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Novint Falcon Review
Posted @ 7:59 AM, July 21 2009, By: Pi Mu Rho In Reviews
I seem to recall that I had heard of the Novint Falcon previously, when it was being shown off as a haptic controller aimed primarily at 3d modelling, but it didn't really come to my attention again until recently, with the announcement of native support for Valve's most recent games, along with the pistol grip controller. [Read More...]
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Rag Doll Kung Fu Review
Posted @ 2:34 AM, October 12 2005, By: Munro In Reviews
If there’s one thing I’ve noticed about PC games recently, it’s that we’re
continually being distanced from other players. Back when levels looked like
they’d been clumsily tacked together out of cardboard, we’d run at each other
with a whole array of crazy weapons, getting into the thick of it with rocket
launchers, chainsaws and pretty much anything else that made a huge gaping hole
wherever your crosshair was pointing. Nowadays however, with our shiny graphics
cards that can process huge environments, we’re encouraged to submerge into the
shadows and watch the world through our battered rifle scopes; finger poised
over the mouse button to strike. Where is the physical contact? The glorious,
honourable, enthralling dance of hand-to-hand combat? Well, if you’re willing to
take a step on the slightly crazy side for once, and experience something
original; it’s just about to smack you in the face in the form of Rag Doll Kung
Fu. [Read More...]
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Day of Defeat: Source Review
Posted @ 2:06 AM, September 25 2005, By: Munro In Reviews
Rubble scatters past from a nearby explosion; the bang still drumming through
your head as you stuff another rocket into a hefty bazooka. Leaning against the
remnants of what used to be a stone wall, you watch a fellow American sprinting
onwards, through the ruins, into a hail of lead that rips him to pieces. The
fire came from an overlooking window; and sure enough, this draws your attention
to a mounted machinegun poking out. Cursing, you lift the bazooka and fire - a
trail of smoke roars upwards, and in a spectacular flash, blasts the Axis
soldier from his perch. Falling wreckage covers your comrade’s body; his death
was not in vain, but it is now forgotten. [Read More...]
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