[Review] Turtle Beach Recon 500 Headset
I was lucky enough to get a PlayStation 5 back in March. Seeing the PS5 touts unprecedented audio (one might say it’s a Virtual Barbershop of audio), I was looking for a new gaming headset, to test it out with. As a result, I am back with another headset review. My second Turtle Beach review to be exact -- Turtle Beach’s Recon 500 over-ear gaming headset.
[Review] Disgaea 6: Defiance of Destiny
Strategy RPGs have always been my weakest suit because I suck at strategizing (which is one reason why I get bodied in fighting games). That being said, I've played the Disgaea series since the first game, Hour of Darkness, way back on the PlayStation 2. As such, I was interested when Disgaea 6: Defiance of Destiny was announced.
[Review] PS4 StrikePack Eliminator Mod Pack
Being disabled, I really can’t afford custom controllers like SCUF controllers or even first-party controllers such as the Xbox Elite Controller, when the prices are so high […] Attachments on the other hand are less expensive and more easily replaceable. […] Collective Minds Gaming Co. Ltd. is also back with the next iteration in their PS4 StrikePack line of attachments: The Strike Pack Eliminator Mod Pack adapter. The question still remains though: How is it?
[Review] Switch Up Game Enhancer V2.0
Within the last two console generations, controller converters/adapters have become more and more prevalent. These USB accessories make it so a controller from one system can work on another. Over the years, I’ve used a number of these converters, including an eTokki PS2-to-360 converter, a COOV N-100/FastSnail controller converter, a Mayflash Magic-NS, and now Collective Minds Gaming Co. Ltd.’s Switch Up Game Enhancer V2.0. The question remains, though: From an accessibility standpoint, does the Switch Up get an upvote or a downvote?
[Review] Turtle Beach Elite Pro 2 + SuperAmp for PS4 and PS4 Pro
Over recent years, I have come to value sound quality and comfort above all else in a headset. Sound quality is especially important for gaming, as well as for music. That’s why I was excited to review Turtle Beach’s Elite Pro 2 + SuperAmp for PS4 and PS4 Pro (“PS4 Elite Pro 2”) over-ear headset.
[Review] Dance with Demons in Shin Megami Tensei IV
As I’ve said time and time again, I love Atlus and its Shin Megami Tensei franchise. So, when Atlus announced Shin Megami Tensei IV (SMT4) on 2012.05.31 in a two-page spread in Famitsu Magazine, I was very excited, but I was a little disappointed when I heard it was for the Nintendo 3DS, because I didn’t have one at the time, and the system really didn’t interest me. Later on though, I purchased one, because all my friends were playing Fire Emblem: Awakening and went on and on about how great it was. I digress though. Is Shin Megami Tensei IV a sequel and game worthy of being in the Shin Megami Tensei multiverse?
[Review] Etrian Odyssey IV: Legends of the Titan
When the opportunity arises, exploration is necessary. If not by everyday people, then by those who step up to the challenge. whether or not it’s for fame and fortune is ultimately up to each individual. This simple idea is the driving factor in the Atlus's first-person dungeon-crawler for the Nintendo 3DS, Etrian Odyssey IV: Legends of the Titan. However, is this worthy of being called “legendary,” or should it go in the history books as just a mention?
[Review] TRITTON PlayStation Kunai Stereo Headset
Mad Catz has released a new TRITTON headset for the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita, and that can be used for everyday audio. This is something I was hoping for since I tried my AX 180 a few months ago. The sound quality of TRITTON on the go. The question is, however, how is the new TRITTON PlayStation Kunai Stereo Headset? As I said in my previous review, gaming headsets have become the fastest growing 3rd party accessory for the 360. TRITTON has a rich history, creating gaming headsets for the 360 since its start. TRITTON also offers a complete line of headsets for the 360 and PS3, whereas other manufactures trying to enter this category only offer a limited range.
[Review] TRITTON PRO+ True 5.1 Surround Sound Headset
Not only do competitive gamers rely on their controllers, but some also rely on headsets. Especially in fighting game tournaments, you will see a good chunk of the competitors wearing headsets. Not only do quality headsets allow you to hear everything, they also help to dissipate outside noise. This helps players concentrate more, even competing in front of 500+ of their peers. Mad Catz has released a new addition to their TRITTON brand of gaming headsets: TRITTON PRO+ True 5.1 Surround Sound Headset. A few months ago, I purchased a TRITTON AX 180 headset, and I loved it. So, when the PRO+ was announced, I was psyched, especially considering it's at least 3 tiers above the 180. The TRITTON PRO+ is the upgraded version of the award winning TRITTON AX Pro, and is compatible with both Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.
[Review] MLG Pro Circuit Controller for PS3
Competitive gaming is becoming more and more popular. Whether it's shooters like Halo or fighters like Street Fighter, more people are taking gaming seriously. The website for the MLG (Major League Gaming) Pro Circuit Controller states that for a pro gamer, a controller isn't just a controller, it "is their life, the instrument with which they conquer their foes; a useful tool they cannot manage to be without." As an up and coming competitor, I can attest to this. The question is, how is the MLG Pro Circuit Controller? The MLG Pro Circuit Controller boasts several unique features, including slip-deterring rubberized grips and a robust braided cable. A first-rate cable is the key to a long-lasting electronic device. The cable of the MLG Pro Circuit Controller is through with a rugged and braided, which strengthen the integrity of the cable, and because it's wired, there is no threat of latency or drop-out during play. The cable is 3 meters long, fully detachable and features a unique design to screw into the top of the controller.