OXCGN’s Castlevania: Harmony of Despair XBLA Review
To be honest the only Castlevania game I ever played was Castlevania 64 back in the days on the good old Nintendo 64 when I was a child . . . more here….>
Xbox and Make-A-Wish® Australia Join Forces in Online Fundraiser
One thing you have to give Microsoft, they are not shy on helping out or doing various public relations events or functions. . . . more here….>
Console Examination #1 (Xbox 360)- Each Iteration Rated
It’s getting to be an expectation now. A console will launch and we’ll happily part with our money for the latest and greatest, only to be presented with the new, improved version barely a . . . more here….>
OXCGN’s Kane and Lynch 2: Dog Days Review – Public Menance #1
Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days is the successor to the 2007 third person shooter from Eidos Interactive (Square Enix), Kane and Lynch: Dead Men. The two degenerates . . . more here….>
Gaming Costs Spiraling Out Of Control – Why?
Many gamers consider the retail costs of games and consoles being the main culprit of their fiscal stress, and one could argue that is the case, especially . . . more here….>
OXCGN’s Hydro Thunder Hurricane XBLA Review
It’s interesting to note that out of the 300+ titles released on the Xbox Live Arcade Marketplace since 2005, not one can be placed into the category of . . . more here….>
Have Boss Battles Really Become Stale?
It’s been a staple feature of a huge number of games over the past couple of decades regardless of the genre: Boss battles. Whether it be from . . . more here….>
Is this the best Collector’s Edition Ever? Black Ops Prestige Edition Available to Oz)
Activision has upped the ante in the Collector’s Edition stakes with their Black Ops Prestige Edition, which is available to Australians on a very . . . more here….>
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Many gamers consider the retail costs of games and consoles being the main culprit of their fiscal stress, and one could argue that is the case, especially here in Australia where we seem to always pay more.


