Ken McKown
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SiN Reloaded (XSX) Review (opens the original)
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The 1990s were a time of great shooters. These are now known as boomer shooters by the kids, which is such a weird, yet somehow appropriate term for them. Growing up in that era, I played so many of these and have such fond memories of finding diamonds in the rough. SiN was such a weird game when it came out, it was a little bit Quake, a little bit comic book, and all late 1990s vibes. Back in 2020 Nightdive did revisit the game on PC, cleaned it up and remastered sections, but now six years lat
Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 2 (XSX) Review (opens the original)
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It feels relevant writing this review in the current timeline. As we prepare for Kojima finally making a spiritual successor to the timeless Metal Gear series, one of his most popular and polarizing games is finally playable on a console that is not a PlayStation 3. The first Metal Gear Solid Master Collection had a rough start technically, but having all those games in one place was awesome. Konami has really had an about face this generation, reviving a lot of its treasured franchises. So, whe
Wolverine (PS5) Review (opens the original)
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Insomniac Games has been carrying the PS5 generation almost entirely on its back when it comes to first-party games on the platform. This is mostly due to their excellent iterations of Marvel franchises. The Spider-Man games have been both commercially and critically successful, and I absolutely adored the latest Ratchet and Clank. So, when they announced they would be adapting Wolverine into game form, I was really excited. The fidelity and game play they are known for mixed with one of Marvel’
Duskfade (XSX) Review (opens the original)
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Every once in a while, a game comes along and nails that hit of nostalgia for me. Growing up experiencing every console generation, I have love for different parts of each one. Duskfade feels ripped right out of the PS2 era in almost every way. From its mechanics to its visual aesthetic, this game would be right at home on Sony’s sophomore console. Developer Weird Beluga knew exactly what they wanted to create here, and for the most part, they nailed it. Duskfade has players taking on the role o
Sony PlayStation 27″ Gaming Monitor (Hardware) Review (opens the original)
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I do love a good display, so when PlayStation announced they were making a monitor made specifically for desktop gaming, my interest piqued. While I have a fantastic display for couch gaming, my monitor is currently capped out at 120Hz. This new PlayStation monitor supports up to 240Hz at 1440p, which is fantastic for desktop gaming. While it doesn’t have an OLED screen or support up to 4K, there are a lot of great features found in PlayStation’s latest hardware. So, what sets this display apart
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