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Reviews: The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword
The Wii Problem: In an alternate
reality, Skyward Sword would
represent merely the latest in a long
series of triple-A quality motion control
epics.
Reviews: Saints Row: The Third
When the Third Street Saints
rose to the top of their game
(robbery, murder, mayhem,
etc.), they relished in their success.
Reviews:The Lord of the Rings: War in the North
While Frodo and his gang of
merry fellows took the arduous
journey to Mount Doom to cast
The One Ring into the fires that forged
it and thus stop the evil plans of the
dark lord Sauron (whoops, spoiler alert),
who do you think was on the other side
of Middle-Earth, battling monsters
and keeping the rest of Sauron’s army
of Uruk-hai, goblins, trolls, giants and
other nasties at bay?
Reviews: Trine 2
There are very few games that I’d readily call
“beautiful”, and even fewer still that I’d nominate as
the most beautiful game of its time. Actually, there’s
only one game that I’d dare name as such, and that’s
Trine 2.
Reviews: WWE ‘12
The tag-team of THQ and Yuke’s
has been releasing wrestling
games under the WWE brand for
well over a decade now (of course, it
was still known as the WWF when they
started) and their annual Smackdown!
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Previews: Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time
It’s been
nearly six years since Sly 3: Honor
Among Thieves. Retaining the series’
trademark cartoon style and stealthy
platform gameplay, Thieves in Time is
sneaking into some interesting new
territory: time-travel.
Previews: SSX
Critically acclaimed, SSX 3 was
released in 2003 and is estimated
to have sold over five million
copies. That’s as much as Gears of War
3, Grand Theft Auto IV and Battlefield
3.
Reviews:Blackwater / Michael Phelps: Push the Limit
The idea of an FPS using Kinect
controls has some solid appeal to
it. The idea could result in a truly
great game.
Reviews: Go Vacation
We’re not sure if it has to do with
attention spans or whatever,
but there seem to be more
mini-game collections on the Wii than
any other console.
Hardware:Patriot Pyro SE 240GB SSD
Patriot isn’t new to the SSD
market. They’ve produced
some notable drives in the
past, mainly the Torqx series in the
early SSD days and more recently, the
WildFire drives which offer phenomenal
performance.
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