Our movie podcast was posted Sunday, and after that I felt a little dirty about calling it “The Best Movies of 2012″. Are these really the best games of 2012? That’s what we think, but that’s because they were our favorites. Enough rambling, Rick and I each wrote a list of our 10 favorite games in order, here is our combined list in reverse order. Read the rest of this entry »
Archive for the ‘Video Game Reviews’ Category
Favorite Video Games of 2012
On February - 27 - 2013
More Deaths Than The Descent
On July - 30 - 2012
Spelunky is a DAMN good game. It’s hard, sure, but when you succeed at anything within it it is extremely satisfying. Plus, a lot of your deaths(and there will be a LOT of deaths) just end up being humorous. Unless it’s frustrating, they can be frustrating. This game requires patience, but it will reward that with hours of fun.
Check out a short video review below.
Drift & Smash
On July - 30 - 2012
If Fast & The Furious: Tokyo Drift is one of your favorite movies, or you just like watching cars smash into each other, then Dirt Showdown is the game for you. Check out the video review below.
Like Portal, Only Not
On July - 29 - 2012
Quantum Conundrum is a great game. It’s an Airtight Games/Square Enix first-person puzzle game designed by Kim Swift (one of the designers of the first Portal). Check out our video review below.
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Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Future Soldier
On May - 28 - 2012
Today we talked about the recently released ‘tactical’ third-person shooter Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Future Soldier. Is it worth your time? Watch to find out.
Raccoon City Chick
On May - 23 - 2012
Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City is a squad-based third-person shooter developed by Slant 6 games and published by Capcom. It takes place in 1998, early on in the Resident Evil lore, and involves you playing as a member of an Umbrella team trying to cover up a T-virus outbreak. Is it worth your time? Check below to find out.
Max Payne 3
On May - 22 - 2012
The guys talk about the first discs worth of the single-player campaign of Max Payne 3. Check that out below.
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I Build Things Up, Then I Break Them Down
On May - 16 - 2012
On episode 66 of The Never Not a Nerd Show Rick and I talk about the Xbox 360 port of the hit PC game Minecraft.
It’s been out almost six months and SWTOR has seemed to have exploded and deflated, but I still love it. Initially I had a blast leveling up to 50 with my Bounty Hunter, but have since found myself playing it less and less. That particular character that is, not the game. Up until the recent patch 1.2 the end game content was fun, but not exactly challenging by any means. The difference between normal, hard and nightmare modes, consists of merely bosses with more life that hit harder, not the expected mechanic changes. I found myself disheartened by falling into the same MMO patterns of repeating daily quests and blowing through the operations and flashpoints.
What the Hell Is a Malfested?
On April - 17 - 2012
“I plan on living out the rest of my life with my sister” WHAT?!
Patroklos is a complete asshole, and his sister Pyrrha seems mentally challenged.
This is a short review of Soul Calibur V.
