Dave and Fluke have a love-hate relationship with multiplayer modes in games: They love multiplayer, while it seems to hate them.
Luckily, it seems they have managed to tame the multiplayer aspect of Max Payne 3. They show us what it’s all about, as well as discussing the single player.
As a surprise video due to unforeseen issues, the guys decide that the stars are left.. No wait, right… Dave, Fluke and Surge (Boo!) give you some pure unadulterated Magicka goodness in The Stars are Left campaign.
Today, Dave takes the dive into the newest member of the franchise, Max Payne 3 to find out whether it lives up to the standard of thrilling action and drama.
Taking an early look at Tiny & Big in Grandpa’s Leftovers, Dave manages to crush himself to death less times than we thought… which was a bit disappointing.
Dave and Fluke take a look at the Multiplayer section of Operation: Raccoon City. Because it can’t possibly be as buggy as the single player right guys?
Fear and Fluke seem to have woken up in Raccoon City. Will they survive or will they randomly shoot each other in the back like real friends?
Dave and Fluke take one more trip to Night Springs to talk about American Nightmare. What did they think about it after spending more time there, and do they feel that the shorter style of game works effectively?
Dave takes a look at Alan Wake’s American Nightmare! A slightly different take on the weird world of Alan Wake, American Nightmare is a shorter journey with a faster feeling combat flow and the same wonderful story from the original game.
The latest game in the DiRT franchise, and a departure from the more familiar rally races, Showdown dives deep into the mayhem and carnage of arcade-style destruction derby events, with very satisfying results.
Kelarik sat down with Lunch, Jackal, and Vanyan/DFox to play a video game adaptation of a critically acclaimed board game, Ticket to Ride.