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Video Game Review - Dreamkiller (PC)

Apparently, the best way to conquer your fears is to shoot them with a minigun.

Movie Review - Max Payne (2008)

Continuing the trend of adapting first-person shooters for the silver screen started by "Doom", we have the admittedly more cinematic Max Payne, the story of a cop who loses it all and becomes hell-bent on revenge.

Retro Game Review - Half-Life (PC)

Deep in the heart of the sprawling Black Mesa Research Facility, a top secret experiment on anomalous materials is about to have unexpected effects that would prove devastating for all of humanity. You are Gordon Freeman, the MIT educated scientist at the heart of it all, and you must survive the disaster at Black Mesa, repel the subsequent alien invasion it causes, and thwart the misguided efforts of the army to stop you.
A free album generously made available by THQ, this is the soundtrack to a real-time strategy game based on the popular Wharhammer 40K war game and roleplaying franchise. Darkly ambient orchestral compositions make up this solid body of theme music.
In these tough economic times, there's no better way to game than to buy used games, so I've decided to offer the occasional review of a game I have in my collection which has been out for a while, the oldest of which dates back to the days of the NES. I call these installments "Retro Game Review", because even the secondhand shopper can benefit from being informed.
Dissidia is a game for diehard fans of the Final Fantasy franchise.  The long awaited action RPG is a disappointment for those looking for an interesting challenge or for those simply interested in a good fighting game.  
In an increasingly common marketing ploy these days, a direct-to-DVD animated prequel is released to boost a franchise. The difference here is that the franchise in question is a first debut video game.
The rare direct sequel in a long line of CastleVania games, Dawn of Sorrow improves on the concepts of its predecessor in almost every way. Follow the continuing story of Soma Cruz in his desperate quest not to become Dracula reincarnate.
In these tough economic times, there's no better way to game than to buy used games, so I've decided to offer the occasional review of a game I have in my collection which has been out for a while, the oldest of which dates back to the days of the NES. I call these installments "Retro Game Review", because even the secondhand shopper can benefit from being informed.
Kreuk Kicks Smallville For A Rumble In Bangkok
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