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March 15, 2012

Mass Effect 3 Review

By Thief92

The Final Countdown

Before you say anything. Yes. Yes it is. Mass Effect 3 is everything that you’ve ever asked for in a Mass Effect game and so much more. So many times in conversations with friends over the past year have I said that I am legitimately scared for Mass Effect 3. I was the guy who was shouting from the rooftops, “There is no way they can make a better game than Mass Effect 2!” But they did, and I am here humbled and astonished at what I have witnessed. The culmination of the most epic space drama I have ever been a part of.

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January 18, 2012

The Old Republic: Impressions

By incontrol88

In high school, I had my first brush with MMORPG gaming when some friends of mine started talking about a game called World of Warcraft. From my friends’ stories alone the genre called to me like some digital siren. As a proponent of depth and interaction in gaming, I was fascinated by the idea that all of the main characters were people like me. The concept that I could forge real allies across continents and group with them to slay dragons and demons took hold in me in a very real way. The monkey had lodged itself on my back, and it was clad in the coolest armor!

This Monkey is a Metaphor for Addiction

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February 5, 2011

Dead Space 2 Review

By Thief92

It's a Space Ride!

Sitting here this week I’ve been trying to come up with ways to get my Dead Space 2 review into words. It’s hard for me to describe how I feel about it. When it was announced last year, I knew the game was going to be a blood-dripping masterpiece. Then I heard Isaac Clarke would be voiced, and I was a little iffy after my other favorite silent protagonist (Samus Aran) got “upgraded” to unemotional and stupid. Now that I’ve played it I can say it’s definitely a masterpiece alright.