It’s been rumored for quite some time now, but Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Campaign Remastered is a real thing. Even though it’s missing some of what made the original game such a highly regarded classic, this remaster is worth the price of entry.
By: Tyler Miller
When I think about Need for Speed, one of the first things that comes to mind for me are the cop chases from the original Most Wanted. The exhilaration and adrenaline rush that I get from them was something that engrained itself in my brain. They were challenging, but they were fun nonetheless. That’s far from the case in Need for Speed Heat.
By: Tyler Miller
The Battle Pass is the newest progression system to make its way into multiplayer games thanks to Fortnite. Although I have some grievances with it, I can understand why it’s so popular. It’s a way to incentivize people to keep playing a game and constantly give them new rewards for their time. You don’t have to buy it, but you’re doing a disservice to yourself by not getting it. Plus they’re pretty cheap too. But what if they could be more player friendly than they already are?
By: Tyler Miller
In the middle of the night one month out from release, Square Enix decided to finally drop the demo for Final Fantasy VII Remake for the masses to get their hands on. After having just finished playing it myself, here are my thoughts summed up in one word: amazing!
Picture this. You’re racing along a track in a light-cycle from Tron to the beat of some electronic music. All the while, the background pulsates and changes color with the song, flashing bright lights the whole time. That’s Music Racer for you, except it’s more boring than you would expect.
By: Tyler Miller
This year saw me play A LOT of different games. A grand total of 29 in fact! Yesterday I looked back on the year and talked about half of those games, so today we’re gonna wrap this up and talk about the second half of the list. I have a lot to say so let’s get right to it!
By: Tyler Miller
The year is finally winding down guys. 2019 is really about to be over. It’s been a long year, but it’s also been a great year with a lot of great games that came out.
By: Tyler Miller
The 2010’s are coming to a close and a brand new decade of gaming is on the horizon. With that being the case, I thought it would be fun to look back on this past decade and pick out ten of my favorite games from this decade.
The Modern Warfare brand has always been the most iconic one of the Call of Duty franchise. It’s the one that really put the franchise on the map and had every first-person shooter on the market follow in its footsteps. Now twelve years after the original was released, Infinity Ward has reimagined the series for the present day with Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, a far more realistic and gritty game than they’ve made before. The game lives up to the legacy of its namesake for the most part, but ultimately doesn’t reach the same heights.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 started off so well last year. I thought the game was great and felt like it was one of the best entries in the series for the content it had, and how well it executed on its three main pillars. I purely played the multiplayer in BO4, and although I continued to play the game up until last week, things took a turn for the worse with the game post-launch.
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