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Review: Inside
WARNING: This later parts of review will spoil the endings of both Inside and Limbo. It’s impossible for me to provide my full critique otherwise. After debuting with the hit Limbo in 2010, many were eagerly awaiting the next … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews, Video Games Tagged Inside, PC, platform game, Playdead, Steam, video games, Xbox One 4 Comments
Review: Mirror's Edge Catalyst
The original Mirror’s Edge was an impressive AAA anomaly for its time. A single player game set in an oppressive, yet beautiful future, focused on running and parkour and all from a studio that was almost entirely known for competitive online … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews, Video Games Tagged DICE, EA, Electronic Arts, Mirror's Edge Catalyst, Origin, PC, PlayStation 4, PS4, video game review, video games, Xbox One 1 Comment
Lenovo's Superfish Is A Superfail for the PC (With Video)
In the PC industry’s latest feat of idiocy, manufacturer Lenovo has been caught red-handed pre-installing what is widely considered to be spyware on machines they sold in the latter half of 2014. It’s an application called Superfish which is designed … Continue reading
Indie Hypocrisy Part Deux: Notch & Walled Gardens
The last time I wrote one of these types of posts, it ignited a bit of a firestorm on Twitter. While some of that was something I should of expected because of the personalities I was criticising, my post was … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Predictions, Video Games Tagged iOS, Microsoft, Minecraft, Mojang, Notch, PC, video games, Windows, Windows 8, Xbox Live Arcade 2 Comments
Don't ever buy a product from Auzentech
UPDATE (February 5th, 2014): This is still one of the most frequently viewed posts on Geek Bravado. Judging from the search terms WordPress tells me brings people to it, it’s clear I’m not the only one who has been screwed by … Continue reading
Posted in Computers, Personal, Technology Tagged Auzentech, consumer rights, PC, sound cards, technology, X-Fi Forte 7.1 5 Comments
Gabe Newell says a lot of things
I think Valve are awesome. They make great games, Steam while not perfect by any means is still a fantastic digital distribution platform and they have a corporate culture I would do morally questionable things to be able to work … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Predictions, Video Games Tagged computers, Gabe Newell, Linux, Microsoft, PC, PC gaming, Valve, video games, Windows 8 3 Comments
Meet the new hotness, same as the old hotness
Remember when pretty much everyone in the games press and a good chunk of the industry said PC gaming was dead? Man, that seems like it happened so recently. That’s probably because it did. Only a year or two ago, … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Computers, Coverage, Predictions, Technology, Video Games Tagged game consoles, game journalism, gaming press, indie games, PC, video games 4 Comments
Bethesda Doesn't Respect Their Customers
So it turns out I was very wrong when I thought my freelance work and life in general was going to calm down some in December but I’ve finally found some time to spit out another blog entry. This one … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Video Games Tagged Bethesda Softworks, customer service, Elder Scrolls, Fallout, Gamebryo, PC, PS3, Skyrim, video games, Xbox 360 Leave a comment
On Gaming's Future: Digital Distribution's Many Challenges
Sorry for the dead air the last while but getting sick combined with a crazy sudden boom in freelance work ate up most of my time. I seriously only got to start Skyrim yesterday, that should inform you on the … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Predictions, Video Games Tagged consoles, digital distribution, PC, Steam, technology, video games Leave a comment
Retail Can't See the Apples Through the Trees
Say what you will about Apple and I can say plenty but if there’s one thing they understand better than anything else, it’s tailoring the user experience. Perhaps nowhere else is this more apparent than in their branded retail stores. … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Computers, Technology Tagged Apple, business, computers, Mac, PC, retail, technology Leave a comment