Review: Resident Evil: Revelations
It was 2012 when Resident Evil: Revelations was released, a survival horror experience on the simplest device at that time (Nintendo 3DS), which weirdly enough delighted fans after the strange turn of direction taken by the franchise since Resident Evil 5. Acclaimed by the press, released between the amazing Resident Evil 4 and the fifth […]
Review: Hori Real Arcade Pro V Kai
With the Real Arcade Pro series, Hori intends to highlight its know-how in the arcade stick business. Where most of its competitors opt for a Sanwa-based assembly, the Japanese manufacturer uses its own in-house Hori Hayabusa joysticks and buttons which could be a risky bet, but makes sense once in hand. The question though, is […]
Review: Turtle Beach Elite Pro Complete
With eSports industry on the rise, it is only normal to see more and more manufacturers turn their focus onto the tournament ready headsets. Turtle Beach is just another one of those manufacturers. With their new Turtle Beach Elite Pro, they are hoping to establish dominance. We have reviewed these headphones and here is our […]
Review: 2016 Astro Gaming A50 Wireless Headset and Base Station
Roughly a year after my review of the Astro Gaming A50 Wireless Headset, the San Francisco based company revealed their newer and fourth generation model in late 2016, with very close core features to the previous edition but with an upgrade base station and cutting a lot on the cords especially for the Xbox One […]
Review: Astro Gaming A40 TR Headset with MixAmp Pro TR
After my review of the Astro Gaming A50 Wireless Headset, the good people over at Astro Gaming thought it was essential to close the loop by testing the brand new models of their Astro Gaming A40. Released in late 2015, the all new Astro Gaming A40 TR (TR stands for “tournament ready”) is available in numerous […]
Review: Resident Evil 4 Remastered
Starting as a Nintendo Gamecube exclusive, followed by a heyday of various consoles re-releases, HD remaster and I don’t know how many other names of versions I can count of Resident Evil 4, what I consider the most revolutionary entry in the series is finally remastered for the current generation of consoles. Is the adaptation and port worth another […]
Review: Grow Up
With only ten days between its announcement and its release, Grow Home was clearly one of the surprises of 2015 from Ubisoft, which we review on PC. Created by a small group within Ubisoft Reflections studios, it almost became the perfect ambassador of a different approach to games from the giant publisher, adding charm and originality to the […]
Preview: Gears of War 4
Do you remember the world where “cover shooter” was at its infancy and that Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty and Ghost Recon were the only example. A world where The Division, Ex: Human Revolution, and many other didn’t exist yet. Behind the beefy aspect of the TPS and pools of blood, Epic Games’ 2006 Gears of War hid in reality […]
Review: Xbox Elite Wireless Controller
With an official Xbox One controller that is already compelling, Microsoft dominates the market and does not leave much point for other manufacturers to enter. Companies like PowerA either fall back on the entry price-point to try to compete, add all sorts of gimmicks like Afterglow or choose instead to develop high-end products for demanding professional gamers and eSports such as Razer. Well, […]
Review: Dying Light: The Following
When Dying Light hit in early 2015, I have to admit I kind of ignored it. I wasn’t really taken by Dead Island, and it looked like it was going to be a pretty similar experience. However, when the Steam Sales rolled around and I finally gave it a shot, I was hooked. It offered […]
