Finally, a Lord of the Rings Game to Rule Them All
Quick, name the last great Lord of the Rings video game. Now name the last great Lord of the Rings video game that didn’t involve Lego characters. We’ll wait. For a franchise and mythology...
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Dual Wielding 141: Halo This and Of War That!
E3 is in the air, and we kick off our coverage with a look at all of the MS news for the week including Halo 5: Guardian, Kinect-less Xbox One and removing premium apps...
Dual Wielding 124: Super Mario Between 3D Worlds of Next-Gen
This week show has more impressions of Super Mario 3D World, Need for Speed, the PS4, A Link Between Worlds, Ace Attorney, Pokemon and the such. We also begin our Game of the Year...
Dual Wielding: Games of the Generation Free-For-All
This week’s Games of the Generation podcast is more of a relaxed palette cleanser. Instead of counting down a Top 7 list, we’re just talking the good, the bad and the ugly of the...
Dual Wielding: Top 7 Best Xbox 360 Exclusives
Our Games of the Generation series continues as we take a look at the console that kick-started this generation, the Xbox 360. We countdown the Top 7 exclusives for the console (the reason explained...
Nerds on the Rocks 126: Trilogy Time!
This week with the release of God of War Ascension fresh in our minds, and Gears of War Judgment looming in the not-so-distant future, we thought it would be a fine time to tackle...
Dual Wielding 84: Sony’s Epic Wrath
This week’s Dual Wielding kicks off with a discussion about new Super Mario Bros 2 DLC and some thoughts on Capcom’s interesting experiment in Asura’s Wrath. Our focus then switches to news with word...
Dual Wielding 43: The Long-Tail Edition
The 3DS finally finds a home among the podcasters (we would count Anthony’s, but he’s been busy this summer!) so discussion on the rather questionable handheld takes up the bulk of whatcha been playing....
State of Gaming ’11: The Xbox Brand
I originally wrote a piece on the State of Microsoft Gaming just under a year ago. A year later, I felt it was time to re-evaluate Microsoft’s position. What has changed in the past 12 months?...
Review Shooter: BulletStorm
(Review courtesy of Jason Ragatz, check his blog here) With Bulletstorm, developer People Can Fly, along with parent company Epic Games and publishing partner Electronic Arts, have brought us one of the freshest, funniest, and  most flat-out...
