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Delayed Reactions – Dead Space: Extraction

Delayed Reactions – Dead Space: Extraction

While trying to make sense of my true reactions to Dead Space Extraction, I find myself at a bit of a loss. Dead Space Extraction is a very immersive game. I really get the feeling that I’m witnessing moments of pure terror in the hostile and hopeless expanse of space. It’s a hauntingly beautiful and well presented narrative. But that strength creates a larger conflict: I’d almost prefer to experience this story…minus the gameplay.

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Delayed Reactions – Pikmin

Delayed Reactions – Pikmin

Brian rewinds the clock to a time when Nintendo’s console of choice was a purple square instead of a white rectangle. What will he think of the Gamecube’s first great strategy-puzzle-rts? Here’s his review of Pikmin!

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Delayed Reactions – Torchlight

Delayed Reactions – Torchlight

So I’ve been playing this game, Torchlight. Have you heard of Torchlight? You probably have, by now. And the rumors are true: Torchlight is basically the first Diablo with prettier graphics. This is not a bad thing.

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Delayed Reactions – Batman: Arkham Asylum

Delayed Reactions – Batman: Arkham Asylum

It seems that every time a movie or comic based game gets released, it’s assumed to be crap. I say this because every recent movie or comic-based game has been crap (or at the very least, poorly received. Think Watchmen, The Incredible Hulk, Iron Man, etc.) I even enjoyed Spiderman: Web of [...]

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Delayed Reaction – Psychonauts

Delayed Reaction – Psychonauts

Recently I discovered something about about myself: I hate reviewers. Somehow they think they can grant a score for a game that can accurately reflects its quality. I can’t really complain though because up until now I was the type of dolt who looked a reviewer’s score and thought that it would actually [...]

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Afterthoughts: Fl0wer on PS3

It’s not often that such a good game gets built around such an abstract premise.