Gamer Guy with Two Cents

Summer Vacation. A time that many of us whom attend school anxiously wait for. For non-gamers, it's a time to sleep in, relax, go out to lunch with friends and family. Go to the movies to see Transformers(maybe). For gamers however, it's the time we spend many sleepless nights tapping away at our A buttons and make sure we blast away that camping asshole whose gamertag is "xXLeGiT-SkElZXx" We wake up, eat and spend the rest of the day playing our collection of video games. We don't need to plan out the day, we already have a plan. Like last year I made a list of 7 games to play during Summer. Unlike last year, this list of games is more of a mix of games that I think fit the season and games that I think are fun and best to be played when you have nothing but time on your hands. Rather than games that only fit the season. I hope you saved up some cash and are looking forward to spending countless hours playing some good games. These are the seven game

A few hours ago I recently finished the second piece of DLC for Fallout New Vegas. Well....at least compared to Dead Money it's better. This is Honest Hearts. Story The story I admit is not as interesting as Dead Money's story. If I were to rank both stories. Dead Money's gets a 8 out of 10 and Honest Hearts gets a 7 out of 10. That said, it does introduce us to The Burned Man. Once loyal to Caesar's Legion then set on fire and thrown off a cliff by Caesar. That instantly makes The Burned Man a bad ass. During your travels in the Mojave Wasteland your Pip-Boy picks up a radio transmission from a member of the Happy Trails Caravan Trading Company. The job is to escort the caravan through Zion National Park in Utah. Once you arrive you learn of a tribal war between The Dead Horses and The White Legs. The White Legs are a tribe attempting to get on Caesar's good side and join his legion. The Dead Horses on the other hand are led by The Burned Man him

The Nintendo 64's version of Resident Evil 2 was the first Resident Evil game I played that introduced me to the series. My friend's brought over some of their new N64 games and among them was Resident Evil 2. Since then I have been a big fan of the franchise and have played almost every single entry into the series. From Resident Evil 0 to Resident Evil 6, from Resident Evil Outbreak to Dead Aim. I have enjoyed playing many of them, however, none of them measure up to the experience I had with Resident Evil 4. In the RE fan base many consider the game to be the best of the series. It was the entry into the series that I personally believe kept true to the spirit of what made Resident Evil the survival horror series that many gamers such as myself enjoyed but still changing so many things to how we played the game. So what was it that made the game so enjoyable? Story Six years after Raccoon City Leon finds himself employed by the U.S. Government as part of the P

Hello everyone! I have never played the inFamous series. I never had a Playstation 3 so a majority of the exclusive titles on the console I would rarely get to play. I was able to play a little bit of God of War III but that's about it. I say this because if you see a lack of a compare and contrast to the last two inFamous titles in this review. You now know why. With that also said, inFamous:Second Son is the first PS4 exclusive I have played that I enjoyed every minute of it. I like the character Delsin, I like the graphics and I especially like the gameplay. Let's begin. Story In all honesty the story is not the strongest part of the game. The story isn't really a big player in the game. The story is there, but it's not there to intrigue you in anyway. It's a simple superhero story. Our main character, the hero, is hunting after the main villain to get revenge after what the main villain did to the people the main hero cares about. The story