by Brian Garside | Sep 4, 2016 | Games
It’s hard to believe, but we stopped working on BalanceDo two years ago. In order to truly wind down, I bought a game that had just come out two weeks before. I had loved the Halo series, but hadn’t really played a game fully since GTA IV, and Destiny...
by Brian Garside | Mar 8, 2015 | Games
Back in September, after my PS3 died and I bought a replacement for it, I picked up a copy of Destiny with the new system (along with Last of Us, and GTA V). I blitzed through the single player story, and started doing some of the end game content. In the last six...
by Brian Garside | Apr 20, 2013 | Games
When I think of the games that I loved the most growing up, LucasArts is the company that gives me the most warm and fuzzies. To me, computer gaming hit its peak in about 1999, and at that point LucasArts was the undisputed master. Shortly after, consoles would...
by Brian Garside | Oct 5, 2009 | Games
Batman Arkham Asylum is a brief, brutal, and faithful look into the world of the Dark Knight Detective which succeeds on all of the levels that comic book games traditionally fail at. While it doesn’t add a whole lot new to the Batman mythos, it deals with...
by Brian Garside | Jun 16, 2009 | Games
I was on Gizmodo several months ago when I came across an article on a man who has built his own video game arcade museum. It got me to thinking about another of the bygone things from my youth, the video game arcade. They were a product of the 80’s, really...
by Brian Garside | Dec 23, 2008 | Games
I’ll be doing some “Best of” lists over the holidays as I do every year when I look back on the year that was, best comic, best website, best gadget, and best movie are still to come, but this one is an absolute no-brainer. The best game for 2008 in...
