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Halo 4 limited editionHalo 4: Five New Screenshots Released

It’s a busy day for Halo 4. The Limited Edition was announced, and we’ve got the full story here. Now, five brand spanking new screenshots have been released, and they will steal your heart . . . . more here


Halo 4 limited editionHalo 4: Limited Edition Detailed, But Is It Truly Worth It?

343 Industries has announced the Halo 4 Limited Edition today, detailing everything that will come in the package. But, I’m not completely sure if it’s going to be up to the high standards that we’ve been shown before . . . . more here


starhawk reviewStarhawk Review

Starhawk, the game’s de facto sequel, has been a long time coming. It offers the best multiplayer gameplay to be found on the PlayStation 3 . . . . more here….>


prototype 2 reviewPrototype 2 Review

Much like Hollywood and their current love affair with remakes, reboots and unnecessary sequels, we find ourselves in a similar situation with Radical Entertainment‘s Prototype 2 . . . . more here….>


e3 2012 top games listKinect Star Wars KidGamer Review

I have always loved the Star Wars movies and when the opportunity to review Kinect Star Wars came I was so happy I ran around the house acting almost as silly as Jar Jar . . . . more here….>


e3 2012 top games listTop 10 Anticipated E3 Games: OXCGN’s Must See List

OXCGN’s dedicated contributors are getting restless. I can tell. Here is my personal Top 10 Anticipated games of E3 2012 . . . . more here….>


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Halo 4: Five New Screenshots Released

Halo 4

Five New Screenshots Released

by exterminat

©2012 Nicholas Laborde

It’s a busy day for Halo 4.

The Limited Edition was announced, and we’ve got the full story here.

Now, five brand spanking new screenshots have been released, and they will steal your heart.

And bowels. Read more »

Halo 4: Limited Edition Detailed, But Is It Truly Worth It?

Halo 4 Limited Edition

But is it truly worth it?

by exterminat

©2012 Nicholas Laborde

Ah, the limited edition. Oh, the collector’s edition! Oooooohhh, the “I have money and be jealous” edition!

I’m a sucker for them, especially if we’re going off of what the Halo franchise has presented to us in this department.

343 Industries has announced the Halo 4 Limited Edition today, detailing everything that will come in the package.

But, I’m not completely sure if it’s going to be up to the high standards that we’ve been shown before.

Does Halo 4 pack the goodies? Let’s see…

OXCGN’s Starhawk Review

OXCGN’s Starhawk Review

Does it reach the stars?

by: Edge_11SS

©2012 Nicholas Capozzoli

As many early adopters of the console can attest, the catalog of quality titles in the PS3′s formative years was a little on the skeletal side.

Multiplayer gaming on the nascent system didn’t really extend past Resistance: Fall of Man.  Many of us wondered if we were in possession of a $599.99 paperweight.

That all changed for me with the release of Warhawk in late 2007.  Incognito‘s cartoony shooter wasn’t exactly the graphical tour-de-force that I had envisioned for myself when I bought my PS3, but it drew me in nevertheless with its fast-paced, chaotic gameplay.  I poured myself into Warhawk wholesale.

Starhawk, the game’s de facto sequel, has been a long time coming.  While I moved on from Warhawk, developing a taste for the likes of Call of Duty and Battlefield, its servers still remained populated, a testament to both the quality of the old game’s offering, and its dissimilarity to anything else on the market.

To build upon that legacy, Starhawk needed to bring something new to the table while retaining Warhawk‘s unique charms.  I couldn’t be happier to say that it does so spectacularly.  Starhawk offers the best multiplayer gameplay to be found on the PlayStation 3.

Is Starhawk a worthy successor? Find out!

OXCGN’s Prototype 2 Review

OXCGN’s Prototype 2 Review

Will it ‘consume’ you?

by : GrathiusXR

©2012 Arthur Kotsopoulos

Much like Hollywood and their current love affair with remakes, reboots and unnecessary sequels, we find ourselves in a similar situation with Radical Entertainment‘s Prototype 2 and question whether this franchise warranted a sequel or not.

In my non-comparative review of Prototype I praised it for its enjoyable gameplay which was fluid with the freedom to roam the city as you wished.

This pushed it past its clichéd storyline and cheesy dialogue.

Prototype 2 is set once again in the most over used city in gaming, New York, which has seen yet another outbreak of the Mercer Virus, setting up the premise for the rest of the game.

Mutate this way…

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