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Shock, Then Awe (PS3)
InFAMOUS; a game which has challenged my perceptions over the course of a 20 hour romp through the streets of a city plagued by gangs, plagues, and a general lack of back up generators. My experience with the game started out  leaving my comfortable gaming chair in search of a ...
Reviewed by TheOGVandalvideo on May 30, 2009
Saul Meyers: License to Win (PC)
Lately, many games have began to adopt the whole Sand Box Theory, that all games with freedom do well on the market. I mean, with so many good examples as Morrowind and GTA, who could fail? Well Deep Shadows tried making one of those sand box games, and they spat ...
Reviewed by TheOGVandalvideo on July 27, 2008
Shaka KHAAAAAAAN (X360)
What does a rotten heap of cheetoes, a desk covered in mountain dew, and couple of callus on your fingers have in common? Civilizations. Civilizations is a series that has become known for its addicting gameplay, over the top animated portrayals of historical figures, and gameplay that is fulfilling. Civilization ...
Reviewed by TheOGVandalvideo on July 23, 2008
Kick off those brakes. (WII)
Every blue moon there comes a game that blows off the collective dust of unoriginality and breaks the mold. No More Heroes made a great attempt, but did it have the lung capacity to remove the moldy residue from the cookie cutter games we've been seeing lately? Armed with a ...
Reviewed by TheOGVandalvideo on July 21, 2008
If Sigmund Frued made an rpg (PS2)
Video games as an art form is one of the most widely debated issues of the industry. The most accepted view point is that games haven't been able to capture the level of high art. However, Persona 3 is one of the strongest attempts yet to combine subtle satirical nuances ...
Reviewed by TheOGVandalvideo on July 21, 2008