My reviews, thoughts and rants on video games, systems and more.
Wireless headsets sound great in theory. In practice, a lot of them fall short. I’ve owned several and the reviews are coming — honest, unsponsored, and straight to the point.
I’ve owned more headsets than I can remember. Gaming, wireless, studio, budget, premium — the reviews are coming and none of them are sponsored.
Call of Duty doesn’t exactly make it easy to stick with the game you already own. Here’s how they nudge you toward buying the latest release — and why it worked on me anyway.
The Last of Us Part II is designed with accessibility in mind. Adaptive controls and shortcuts ensure players of all abilities can enjoy the game, making gaming inclusive for everyone.
I loved this game but stopped playing due to issues like map preferences not being honored, frustrating quitting mechanics, abrupt match endings, and difficulty earning essential cards. These problems hurt my progress and enjoyment. Fixing them would bring back the fun and keep players engaged longer.
I love playing World War Armies, but the keyboard randomly stops working during gameplay, which is really frustrating on PC. Matchmaking needs improvement too, especially matching players who pick the same map. These issues hurt the experience and definitely need fixing.
I enjoy World War Armies as a simple real-time strategy game, but tough matchmaking and powerful opponents can make it frustrating. I hope the developers add fair quitting options, rematches, and better balance to make battles more fun and less one-sided for all players.
After the latest MW2 update, running feels way bouncier and it’s making me dizzy and nauseous. I upped the field of view to 120 and lowered camera movement, but the bounce still needs to go. Realism is cool, but this motion is really uncomfortable.
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