It’s a little crazy!
It's the Soul Calibur 5 Arcade Stick
Well, I am a little crazy too, but what do you do when a fighting stick comes out in every color of the rainbow? What happens when arcade fight sticks are revered like the latest pair of Jordans?
Oh stop buying Crysis 2, Dragon age 2 and just buy Portal 2. I know it isn’t funny to like a game, I know it’s easier to say the controls were like playing snap with a fiddler crab or how the story was written by someone without thumbs, but Portal 2 is miles above anything I have played in a long time. It is brilliantly written, like the first game, Stephen Merchant outdoes himself as the voice of Wheatley, the personality sphere, he almost steals the show which does make the other characters like GLaDOS seems less important. Saying a game like Portal 2 is well written is an odd thing to say for a puzzle game, but its completely true. Read More: Portal 2, the best thing since sniped heads
Mortal Kombat fans, here is our video review of Mortal Kombat 9. Developed by NetherRealm Studios, Mortal Kombat 9 is actually a reboot of the series and received a 95/100 from ‘OldSkool Fool’. As you may have guessed, it’s a must buy for all MK fans. The game is currently available on PS3 and X360, but there is a possibility of a PC version, provided there is a demand for it. Check out the review after the jump! Read More: Mortal Kombat 9 Video Review
2K Sports has just released the latest part of their baseball series for the PC, so it’s time to see if it is a good port and how it performs in modern PC’s. For this performance analysis, we used a Q9650 @ 4.2Ghz with 4GB DDR2, a GTX295 and Windows 7 64Bit with Nvidia’s ForceWare 267.31 drivers. Read More: Major League Baseball 2K11 PC Performance Analysis
Crytek has finally released the multiplayer PC demo of Crysis 2, so it’s time to see how it performs to the PC platform. As always, you used a Q9650 @ 4.2Ghz with 4GB DDR2 and a GTX295. We didn’t bother with Nvidia’s latest ForceWare drivers, as the team didn’t include the right executable filename to the game’s profile. So let’s see if Crysis 2 is the next graphical juggernaut. Is the engine optimized for multicores and how does it scale with SLI? Read More: Crysis 2 PC Performance Analysis