Hey, just a heads up, due to the holidays, big dinners and lots of travel time in the upcoming days there might not be much here.
Don’t get me wrong, I still would love for you to stop by and check for new stuff because I’m sure I’ll get something posted at least once or twice over the next few days. I’m just wanting to make sure you aren’t disappointed if you don’t see much from us.
That said, if you’re looking for something to do while avoiding talking to your families this weekend you could always check out some of our old reviews or other posts.
(PC, XBox 360 & PlayStation 3 – Reviewed on XBox 360)
by – “Tiger” Oliver
Pros: The most beautiful game I’ve played all year
Stellar voice acting & music (even after the same loops after dying over 9000 times)
Wow… everything is amazing about it!
Cons: SINGLE PLAYER MODE STILL TOO SHORT!
Even on regular difficulty, this game can be ungodly hard.
PC version: Lack of dedicated servers
Off your feet and on what your momma gave you, soldier! Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2’s here to whip your ninny glutes into shape!
And, trust me, it puts Full Metal Jacket to shame.
Seeing as National Turkey Genocide Day is in just a few short days, I’ve been thinking of things that I’m thankful for.
And, seeing as I’m an O’Colly Gamer, video games topped the list; edging out my closest friend, family, good drinks and the feeling you get when you tear a piece of paper out of a notebook perfectly along the perforated line. Oh, and when you eat at a Chinese buffet after not eating in 16 hours.
Anywho, I think it’s time to take a look at a few of among tens-to-hundreds of games I’m thankful for playing this year: Read the rest of this entry »
As we speak (well, type/read, whatever) four poor, tortured souls are taking part in one of the most arduous tasks in gaming, a multi-day Desert Bus marathon, with no breaks, little sleep (in shifts), and no end in sight.
And it’s all in the name of charity.
Desert Bus for Hope, now in its third annual installment, is a charity drive for Child’s Play, a charity founded by the guys at Penny Arcade that gives video games, toys and money to children’s hospitals around the world.
For those unfamiliar with Desert Bus, a little back story is in order.
