Day 38 is here, and it brings TVE’s second Wii U game review. Nintendo Land is a pack-in for the Deluxe model, and is also available for purchase for around $50. It’s fun, but not worth that kind of money. Click to read the review. Continue reading Nintendo Land Review
Jules reviews the HBO/BBC documentary “Crossfire Hurricane” chronicling the fifty year history of The Rolling Stones. Is it a documentary worth watching? Read the review to find out. Continue reading Crossfire Hurricane Review
Jules resumes his 007 review series with the unofficial 14th entry: Never Say Never Again. Continue reading Never Say Never Again Review
2016: Obama’s America enjoyed a ton of success at the box office this Summer, raking in over $30 million and becoming the second highest-grossing political documentary of all time and the fifth highest-grossing documentary of all time. The documentary is based on the book The Roots of Obama’s Rage by conservative author Dinesh D’Souza, who also co-wrote, co-directed, and stars in this film. Folks who … Continue reading 2016 – Obama’s America Review
007 Legends begins with James Bond being accidentally shot by a female sniper and falling into water and having memories of his previous missions flash before his eyes. It’s these five missions that we play during the game: Goldfinger, On Her Majesty’s Secret Service, Licence To Kill, Moonraker, and Die Another Day. That’s it. These five missions each have two to three levels associated with … Continue reading 007 Legends Review
I never owned a SEGA Dreamcast, so I get to come into this review with no nostalgia whatsoever for what Sonic Adventure 2 was originally like over a decade ago on the Dreamcast. Nor, prior to this, have I ever played a 3D Sonic game that I actually enjoyed (and I loved the first three Sonic games on the Genesis, with Sonic 2 being my … Continue reading Sonic Adventure 2 HD Review
Dungeon Twister is a French board game created by Christophe Boelinger. I haven’t played the board game, as it really isn’t my kind of board game (that and no one I know would play it). My experience with board games are with the simple variety; Monolopy, Sorry, Clue, Payday, etc. So my only knowledge of Dungeon Twister comes from this newly released PSN port of … Continue reading Dungeon Twister Review
Greetings everyone and welcome one more time to The Backlog. I’m a little passed my goal of getting this posted a week after the release, but it’s been a busy week. On top of that, I’m not exactly overcome with excitement to talk about Inversion, which, as you probably already noticed from the title, is the game we’ll be reviewing today. So, without further adieu, … Continue reading Inversion Review
Hello all and welcome to another edition of The Backlog. For the first time since we talked about Mass Effect what feels like ages ago, we will be venturing into the RPG world and discussing Game of Thrones. For those unfamiliar with Game of Thrones, here is a quick summary: A Game of Thrones is the first book in George R. R. Martin’s successful series … Continue reading Game of Thrones Review
Bob Longino of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution referred to this film as “…a really, really cheap knockoff of Gladiator.” I’m not usually one to agree with professional critics, but this is one of the exceptions to that rule, as this movie did have me thinking, “Damn, this is almost like Gladiator, only not as good.” The story centers around Arthur, who spends a whole five minutes … Continue reading King Arthur Review
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