Good news minions, if you enjoyed Borderlands then you will absolutely love Borderlands 2. The sequel to the surprise (to me) hit doesn’t change with the formula that made the first so successful. It’s more of the same, and that’s not bad thing as Borderlands 2 is bigger and better than the original. It’s everything you’d hope a sequel to be. There is a ton … Continue reading Borderlands 2 Review
For the Borderlands fan in a hurry: Yes, it’s everything you hoped it would be and then some. Everything you loved about part 1 taken to the next level. Buy it immediately. Thanks for reading! There. That would be enough for me personally and I knew this was going to be the case in the months leading up to release but I had to come … Continue reading Borderlands 2 (PC) Review
Zen Pinball 2 isn’t really a game, it’s a pinball platform. As such, it’s free to download. Zen Pinball 2 is actually an upgrade for Zen Pinball and Marvel Pinball. If you own either of those two pinball games on PS3, you’ll be able to import your tables to Zen Pinball 2. The benefit of doing this is that all of the tables have been … Continue reading Zen Pinball 2 + Plants vs. Zombies Table Review
The word “encyclopedia” isn’t mentioned anywhere in the title, but don’t let that fool you. Legends of Pro Wrestling is a wrestling encyclopedia, and a darn good one at that. There hasn’t been many attempts at a wrestling encyclopedia, and outside of the WWE produced one none have been a “must have” for anyone remotely interested in pro wrestling history. Legends of Pro Wrestling however … Continue reading Legends of Pro Wrestling Review
It’s August, which means a new season of football is almost upon us, and it also means it’s time for a new edition of the yearly sports juggernaut Madden NFL. I had the pleasure of reviewing Madden 12, and enjoyed last years edition (my first NFL game in years) enough that I scored it 4 stars. Some folks disagreed with that score, in fact I apparently … Continue reading Madden NFL 13 Review
Hello all and welcome back to another installment of The Backlog. You know, when I first started these, I was looking at some blasts, or in some cases some flops, from the past. Here lately, I’ve been showcasing the type of games that have caused my wall of shame to grow unchecked for several years. Enough of the bullshitting, time to get down to … Continue reading Sleeping Dogs Review
Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, children of all ages, Web of Paine proudly brings to you, the most behind video game review in the world, The Backlog. Back once again, and for the second year in a row, we’ll take a look at the only college football game on the market, NCAA Football 13. Last year’s offering started off pretty good, but a dynasty … Continue reading NCAA Football ’13 Review
Rainbow Moon is a true old-school RPG experience, which means there’s a big chunk of older fans who grew up with this style of game that will love it and a younger audience that would be more likely to hate it. There’s very little middle ground here; you either like this style of game or you hate it. I like it, and it’s a rarity … Continue reading Rainbow Moon Review
Hello all and welcome back, yet again, to another edition of The Backlog. Today we shall be venturing into the latest entry into the Spec Ops series, Spec Ops: The Line. Unlike the last time we got together to go over Inversion, I really enjoyed this game. Inversion had a cooler concept with their gravity control, as opposed to the occasional opportunity in Spec Ops … Continue reading Spec Ops: The Line Review
Wedding Crashers is the story of John (Owen Wilson) and Jeremy (Vince Vaughn), who are two divorce mediators who go to weddings during wedding season (Spring) to pick up chicks and get some free food/alcoholic beverages. The film starts with the duo being shown in action at various weddings, weaving all sorts of lies to fit whatever persona’s they use at each individual wedding. As … Continue reading Wedding Crashers Review
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