Month: November 2014
Big Screen Gaming Made Faster By Screeneo | MOUSE n JOYPAD
Big Screen Gaming Made Faster By Screeneo GAMERS TO GAIN ADVANTAGE WITH RAPID RESPONSE TIME AND INCREDIBLY SHORT TIME LAG ON PHILIPS SCREENEO  Serious gamers and those that love to play games such as Call of Duty, Battlefield, Halo or the Assassins Creed franchise, will be thrilled by today’s revelation from Sagemcom – that its Scree...[Read More]
Story and Characters of There Came an Echo | MOUSE n JOYPAD
 Story and Characters of There Came an Echo Wil Wheaton, Ashly Burch star in action-packed, science-fiction epic   Iridium Studios, developer of the critically acclaimed Sequence, has unveiled just the barest fraction of the remarkable plot of There Came an Echo in a new, character-focused trailer. Beyond the insane action and innovative voice commands, the story reaches incredible levels of pr...[Read More]
Depth Review | MOUSE n JOYPAD
Depth Review  Depth is a deep-sea death match, pitting teams of divers and sharks against each other. Combining intense, gory details and fast-paced action, Depth, though lacking in content, provides the player with a thrilling team-based experience. Digital Confectioners has broken the stereotypes of team-based fighting games by centering their game underwater in the vast expanse of the...[Read More]
Clandestine Preview | MOUSE n JOYPAD
Clandestine Preview  Stealth is the key to everything. Whether you’re trying to sneak in an enemy base and destroy an insurgent cell or simply stealing some pie from the fridge, it’s all about going in as quiet as is humanely possible, completing the objective and getting the hell out before anybody realises what’s going on. Despite of how awesome stealth is, truly great sneakers ar...[Read More]
Kromaia Review | MOUSE n JOYPAD
Kromaia Review  If there’s one genre of games that has been sorely lacking of good titles in the last couple of years, it’s the 3D arcade shooters. Arriving well after the party’s over, Kromaia tries to revitalize this ancient sub-genre by offering a well-crafted combo of old and new, in virtually every way. As you can see, everything is clearly visible at all times. There’...[Read More]
Joylancer: Legendary Motor Knight Preview | MOUSE n JOYPAD
Joylancer: Legendary Motor Knight Preview  Joylancer is a new early access 2D indie platformer currently available on Steam and itch.io. While half of this introductory sentence may have you thinking this is a contrived play on your nostalgic heart and purse strings. As much as I like a good 2D platformer I’ve grown tired of hearing the pleas of well meaning amateur developers on kick...[Read More]
CALL OF DUTY: ADVANCED WARFARE REVIEW
The yearly update to the Call Of Duty franchise finally arrived last week, a franchise that has been getting yearly releases since 2007. Call Of Duty: Advanced Warfare definitely had more competition to see off this year with the release of Titanfall and Destiny into the mix. I am one of those guys that does not spend every waking hour in online lobbies waiting for the next match to start, in fact...[Read More]
Let’s Play Borderlands The Pre-Sequel | MOUSE n JOYPAD
Let’s Play Borderlands The Pre-Sequel   I ask you to once again step into my sanctum sanctorum and spend some time with me, Tickles, as I blast my way through Borderlands The Pre-Sequel. Low gravity fighting has never looked as inept as it does when I take control of Wilhelm for this Mouse n Joypad Let’s Play. If you can stand to watch my almost random aim and several “Second Winds†y...[Read More]
Randal’s Monday Review | MOUSE n JOYPAD
Randal’s Monday Review  It’s really nice to see the classical point ‘n’ click adventures standing on their own two feet lately. With Telltale experimenting with a more dynamic gameplay style, Pheonix Online and Daedalic are free to employ other, less known devs under their wing and share the spotlight. With this “struggle†going on, it’s no wonder new, inventive games (at ...[Read More]
Nosgoth Preview | MOUSE n JOYPAD
Nosgoth Preview  *Note: I’ll only be talking about the standard setup for each class Vampires have fallen into obscurity recently. What I mean by that is you can now move 10 feet in any direction without being overwhelmed by the vampire-related books, films and TV shows that used to swamp the entertainment industry. One thing I always felt was missing from the tidal wave was games. And I...[Read More]
Why I Love Steam
There’s a reason people love Steam. It may not be all that dependable, it may not be goddamn perfect, but it’s sleek, it’s nice and it keeps ALL of your games nicely prepped up for playing. There’s a reason people don’t love Origin. Do you know what that is? It’s not a bad service per se, not by a long shot. It’s nice, they’ve got sales and all that. But the thing is – it’s not Steam. It forces me...[Read More]
HALO: THE MASTER CHIEF COLLECTION REVIEW
Before I start with the review it will benefit you to know that I am essentially a grumpy little man, I dislike most companies’ executions of DLC, pre order bonuses and so-called “HD remakes”. Most of the time it looks to me like nothing but money grabbing and I generally moan about it endlessly, much to the annoyance of anyone who will listen. I say this not to bore you or even so you can get to ...[Read More]