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« on: October 27, 2014, 06:44:45 PM »
As next week marks the release of Call of Duty Advanced Warfare, I am taking the time to look back at the past mistakes and hoping they will be taken care of. Infinity Ward is but a shell of their former selves, and I am skeptical of Sledgehammer Games since they assisted in the dreadful MW3. So if you view this video, keep these points in mine if you play the new one.
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« on: October 23, 2014, 06:49:28 PM »
Ok, my channel needs a nee Logo design and intro animation. So, I want to make it a contest... RULES: 1. Design a Logo that can fit in my profile pic, and an ANIMATED INTRO for future videos. (YOU MAY DO THEM INDIVIDUALLY IF YOU CANT ANIMATE) 2. Must be LEGAL. 3. Winner will get a free game of their choice! (Basic game, no special editions) 4. Submit them to my email: austinlaborde@yahoo.com 5. Submit it by Nov 10. 6. In the email also include the game for what system. And your full shipping address. ——————- Well. Thats it! Go!
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« on: October 22, 2014, 10:49:04 AM »
Whew. Two in one today! After I went into town and grabbed The Evil Within and Conkers Bad Fur Day, I discovered a package at my door. Turns out I was sent a Review copy of Shadow Warrior on PS4! Totally forgot about that! Ill just tell you right now, its one of the best shooters you can play! It was terrific last year on PC, and so it is on Xbox One and PS4 in Digital and Physical copies. If you want to see it in action: watch this smallish vid I did several months ago. Its for a contest, so yeah: _________________________________________________ ____________ Now, The Evil Within. Let me just vent this right now, I HATE THE BULLSHIT EXCUSE FOR 30FPS! I am sick and freaking tired of developers lying about their excuses to cripple their games! GAME ARE NOT MOVIES!!!!!! If it cannot reach a higher FPS due to technical limitations, then fine--but to lock it on PC AND the other consoles is horrendous. That combined with its aspect ration makes for a frustrating camera, and it hinders the atmospheric induction it tries to bestow on you. ....Ok, rant over. Other than that, the game is great! I love survival horror, and to see the creator of Resident Evil return is amazing! Shooting is tense, every encounter can very well be your last, and every missed shot is like a knife in the chest. The games story is falling pretty flat already, but I am digging its atmosphere and visuals. The game simply looks stunning, and the enemies are legitimately threatening. Its not scary like Alien Isolation was, and thats pretty much due to its obsessive amounts of gore. Blood does not equal scary, it equals disgust. Keeping it short, I have to play more to render a better judgement. But right now, pick up Shadow Warrior!
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« on: October 21, 2014, 11:20:32 AM »
Going into town for a ps4 or a new/old n64 game. What should I get? I am considering The Evil Within...
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« on: October 18, 2014, 12:07:58 PM »
Surprise! Changed the format in this one AND I am not using a script. Let me know what you think plz 
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« on: October 17, 2014, 11:42:29 AM »
Functional it may be, the game is still no less horrible! John Luke runs like he needs to take a shit, DUCKS DONT FLY THAT WAY!!!! EVER!!!! And, the environments look like they are hunting out of season! Illegal hunting FTW!
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« on: October 16, 2014, 02:21:55 PM »
If you were around on Bnet at the time, you may have seen an old thread of mine saying that I was helping a lone developer out with his game Bloodlust Shadow Hunter. Its a Vampire RPG that is like a love letter to Vampire Masquerade. I made a video back then to showcase its demo.
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« on: October 15, 2014, 03:50:56 PM »
This game is LOOOONNGGG. Thats why it took me a while to finish and get this up. So tell me what you think!
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« on: October 14, 2014, 05:01:43 PM »
Finally finished the game and the review! Will be up tomorrow evening! I put a lot of effort into this one to make it more entertaining and rewatchable.
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« on: October 06, 2014, 01:53:51 PM »
My review for Shadow of Mordor is live! Please drop a like on its page, and sub up if you like more is coming... Next up is Alien Isolation...
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« on: October 06, 2014, 11:38:02 AM »
https://twitter.com/GeorgeReese/status/519095004338593792This is just insulting beyond comprehension. This ignorant ass wipe just lost a long time customer. Look at the rest of his Twitter page, nothing but stupidity leaks. CORRECTION: He is actually not the CEO of Dell.
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« on: October 06, 2014, 11:26:08 AM »
Got mine this morning from the PR guys. Played a little bit before work, and wow wow we wow! The first encounter with the Xenomorph is absolutely terrifying! The game is perfectly emulating the Riddly Scot film to the T. The most scary moments are not when the Alien is on the screen, its when you feel like it is stalking you.
You find yourself dreading to turn around, or even pull out that motion tracker. Even when you just catch a glimpse of it, like seeing its tail pull up into an air duct--you cannot help by say out loud "Oh shit..."
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« on: October 05, 2014, 11:00:21 AM »
I am debating on if I should review or even play the new Alien game. What do?
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« on: October 02, 2014, 11:08:00 AM »
Now here is a very interesting PC Indie game! If you played LA Noire and like it, then this game is right up your ally. Its an investigative/atmospheric/exploration game that DOES NOT HOLD YOUR HAND!!! It is very clear about that right at the beginning. There is no tutorial, you just have to figure things out as you go. Luckily it is not complicated to do so... You can quickly discern how things work together just by observation. You explore the breath taking environment for clues and then piece them together as they happened in chronological order (may not be like this all the time). it is certainly a gratifying and eerie undertaking to be solving a murder is such a gorgeous place. There are no real complex control's and it feels like the developers played Dear Esther and wanted to make it—fun... The only complaint thus far is the shaky quality of the voice acting. The main narrator does a good job, but once you hear the first set of acting, you can tell its kinda amateurish. Its not cringe worthy horrible, but its not great either.  It is a budget game on Steam for just $20, but it has me very intrigued and I immediately thought that this was worth it (even though it was sent to me via PR peps). It is an Unreal engine game, so it should run very well on most PC's. I sadly cannot crank it up to max, but my current settings have my drooling. I may do a review on this... Depends on my inspiration.  This is a screenshot I took moments ago with my current settings.
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« on: October 02, 2014, 09:51:01 AM »
What place around your immediate area serves up a fantastic Burger?
Since South East Texas is deprived of In&Out, and there is one Five Guys about an hour away from me. The best I have is Whataburger. Always get the A1 Thick and Hearty! Meat, Cheese, Onions, Bacon and all topped off with A1 Steak Sauce.
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« on: October 01, 2014, 02:36:03 PM »
In the land of Mordor, far from the dormant fires of Mnt. Doom a Ranger of Gondor sets out to take revenge upon the armies of Sauron... The story of Shadow of Mordor may not sit firmly in the lores roots, but man oh man does it tell it well!
Wonderful voice acting from Troy Baker (once again) and all of the Uruks sell this games setting and makes the story come to life. For the most part. What really gets everything going is the fantastically fascinating Nemesis system. It gives every Uruk in the game an identity and a memory. Giving deep meaning to the failure state (when you die) and makes every encounter more personal.
For example, I was fighting a War Chief, he called in his troops and he got my health down to bottom. Right when I get back up, and nobody Orc with a spear and shield impaled me, after his taunts he was then promoted to Captain. I learned his name, and later on—his weaknesses.
The first time I sought revenge, I tossed him into a pit of fire and then he proceeded to run away. I could not chase him, because I had another Captain that came up behind me... SO after all of that, I found him again—he recalled me burning him and almost dying. THAT. WAS. AWESOME!!!!!!
He died shorty after... With one arrow to the face.
The games combat is for lack of a better work—thrilling! In many cases it does a better job at replicating the Batman games than the Batman games do themselves. It is all so well done, that the Assassins Creed guys really need to get ahold of it! THIS is how you do sword combat!
It does not provide you with an always win button, it takes perseverance and cunning to survive in Mordor. Death is never a failure, its just the game making itself better!
Look for my Video Review soon!!!
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« on: September 28, 2014, 10:38:07 AM »
Testing the waters... This is my most recent work.
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« on: September 26, 2014, 08:14:51 AM »
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« on: September 25, 2014, 09:07:39 AM »
We all (hopefully) know and played this legendary FPS back in the 90s. If you were to play it today, undoubtedly you would have to try and rewire your brain around its controls. With that 1 analog stick on the N64 controller, it gets pretty difficult to do almost anything these days.
I remember having my left hand on the stick, and my right on the far right D-Pad. Tried it, screamed bloody murder, ran into EVERYTHING!!! Now I just wonder, what were they thinking when making this controller? Or better yet-how did we even play this?
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