Posts Tagged ‘electronic arts’
GameHounds 220: The Boba Fettish
In: Podcasts by Edie Sellers
17 May 2013Sweet, hot Boba Fett. We lurves us some Fett, if you’re pickin’ up what we’re layin’ down. We’re going to leave you with that. And the image of Nick Dinicola in a gold bikini. While Nick is joined by Holy Goalie and Edie Sellers as they attempt to make each other throw up in their [...]
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GameHounds 216: The End of An Era
In: GameHounds: Happy Endings|Podcasts by Edie Sellers
9 Apr 2013It’s not easy to say goodbye to a friend, but this month we did just that with Rock Band. But we also said hello to a few new friends we discovered at PAX East. It doesn’t make the pain go away, just a bit easier. This week, Edie Sellers, Nick Dinicola, and Dave Gardner wrap [...]
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PAX 2011: Battlefield 3 Preview
In: Articles by Chris "FighterAce100" Salazar
26 Aug 2011For those of us who have played the Battlefield franchise over the years, we have certain expectations of each new game that is released. Ever since Battlefield 1941 I’ve craved to play online with friends and huge groups of people. I even went so far as to create a LAN party with ethernet cables running outside barracks rooms [...]
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Review: Shift 2: Unleashed
In: Reviews by Chris "FighterAce100" Salazar
11 Apr 2011The first thing you might notice about Shift 2: Unleashed is that the name of the series that it’s part of, Need for Speed, is not technically part of the game’s title. Don’t worry, the words “Need for Speed” do appear on the box. Way down at the bottom edge. This is your first indication [...]
PAX East 2011: Hands-On With Warp
In: Articles by Nick "Alsop Live" Dinicola
16 Mar 2011Warp is one of those unexpected gems that makes PAX worth it. It’s a downloadable game from Montreal-based developer Trapdoor that puts you in the shoes of a cute, albeit weird, orange alien. You wake up in a sterile looking lab; no clue how you got there or where you came from, and very quickly [...]
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- Tags: electronic arts, hands on, PAX East, Trapdoor, Warp
Review: MicroBot
In: Reviews by Chris "FighterAce100" Salazar
26 Feb 2011Have you heard of MicroBot? I hadn’t until I randomly started searching through Xbox Live Arcade titles one night and I think I may have found a diamond in the rough. This game has not had big advertising or much credit tossed its way, good or bad, but it’s a great, addictive little shoot-em-up game [...]
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Review: Dead Space 2
In: Reviews by Nick "Alsop Live" Dinicola
12 Feb 2011Dead Space is the definitive action-horror franchise of this generation, and that’s a tricky balance to maintain. Popular opinion states that horror works best when you’re ill-equipped to take on the forces against you, so any action would take away from the horror. Dead Space 2 (as well as the first one) proves popular opinion [...]
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