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Mass Effect 2 Review
Mass Effect 2 is an action role-playing game by Bioware and published By Electronic Arts. With the upcoming PS3 release of this game and Mass Effect 3 around the corner I decided to finally fully jump in and see if it lives up to the hype. If you have a save file from the original Mass Effect game then this sequel changes to match decisions you made in the first game. Allies, enemy’s and oth...[Read More]
GameManx Podcast Episode 119: No Motion Control
PS3 Hacks, Killzone 3 Move preview, Bulletstorm demo, Black Ops in 3D, Microbot, motion control let downs and more.
Tetris PS3 Review: Classic Reborn or Cash In?
Lets face it, Tetris is one of the greatest games of all time. I have lost count on how many Tetris games I have bought over the years. Gameboy, Nintendo DS, iPhone and more. Tetris is great in its simplicity. Someone unfamiliar could watch it played for less than a minute and understand it perfectly. It’s simple and addictive. A timeless classic. This new version of Tetris currently costs $...[Read More]
New Tomb Raider Screens: Laura Croft Gets Down and Dirty
They are surely going for a much grittier and dare I say dirtier Laura croft in this upcoming Tomb Raider game. These new screens released today show just that. Be sure to take a look. Tomb Raider Screens:
GameManx Podcast Episode 118: NFS Hot Pursuit Revisited
Need for speed Hot Pursuit revisited, PS3 hacks, glasses-less 3D TV’s, Vorpal for Xbox Live, 3DS battery life and more.
Haggar, Phoenix Confirmed: Marvel vs Capcom 3
Yes, its absurd but we must play it. How in the hell can you pit Haggar from Final Fight (the mere mortal) against Phoenix? You can in Marvel vs Capcom 3 and after looking at the screens they both seem to have some pretty nice moves. Check out these new screenshots:
Monopoly Streets Review
In celebration of the 75th anniversary of this popular board game, Monopoly Streets has hit consoles with fun for the whole family. For those who don’t know, Monopoly involves players moving around a board acquiring property as you go. Each property group is color-coded, and buying the entire group allows you to improve them and thus forcing your opponents who land on them to pay you rent. Your ob...[Read More]
Your Game Backlog Has You Broke
The infamous backlog. That growing pile of unfinished games is even more annoying as we embark on a winter and then spring season 2011 where there will be so many new and great games soon to be released. Your backlog should be your main concern right now. Dealing with it the right way will save you lots of money and make you a better player. Here is why. MONEY WASTED That backlog is costing you mo...[Read More]
What a Hacked PS3 Should Do
Now that the PS3 is hacked and wide open for homebrew I started to think about what will happen. We all know piracy is inevitable. Some of you reading this right now are scheming on taking advantage and not buying games. It comes with the territory I guess. The fact of the matter is that now that the system is open much good and much evil will undoubtedly spring forth. With all this in mind I star...[Read More]
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GameManx Podcast Episode 117: Best of 2010 Edition
Hits and misses of 2010, predictions for 2011, Def Jam Rapstar, Tetris HD, Battlefield Bad Company 2 Vietnam, gaming budgets, social aspects of online gaming and more.
ASTRO A*STAR In-Ear Headset Review
ASTRO A*STAR In-Ear Headset is the latest product from Astro, makers of the official MLG licensed video gaming headsets. This new headset is aimed at portable devices. It currently retails for $79.99 and is compatible with iPhones, smart-phones, iPads, laptop computers and hand-held video gaming devices such as Nintendo DS and PlayStation Portables. Basically any device with a standard 3.5mm headp...[Read More]