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Tag Archive for 'Playstation 3'

‘Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2’ Available for PS3 & X-Box 360 February 25th!

Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2 acts as a conclusion to the Lords of Shadow story. The new game is set in a modern city tainted by Dracula’s influence and within Dracula’s castle itself. It sees a tortured Dracula charged with engaging Satan in battle once again. This epic sequel boasts a vast open-world environment, user-controlled […]

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‘Dead Space 2’ Delivers Action and Thrills (Video Game Review)

Dead Space 2 is a fantastic follow up to the original Science Fiction/Survival Horror sleeper hit from Visceral Games and Electronic Arts.  It is not as much a significant upgrade as say Assassin’s Creed to Assassin’s Creed II, but it takes what worked very well in an already great first entry and adds little tweaks […]

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Aaron’s Top 10 Video Games of 2010

I don’t get a chance to write about video games often, so I am pleased to be able to provide a rundown of the games I have enjoyed playing the most this year. I may not be a professional game reviewer, but I know what I like vs. what frustrates me in video games; and even in a time where my free time has dwindled (yes, part of my living involves watching movies and writing about them, but it’s still work, dammit!), I still managed to play a lot of games.

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Gran Turismo 5 (Game Review)

Gran Turismo 5 is a game that has been in development since before the release of the PlayStation 3. Can you believe that?  And after many years of waiting and numerous delays Gran Turismo 5 is finally out! But the ultimate question must be asked…Was it worth the long wait or is it already too […]

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Star Wars: The Force Unleashed II (PS3 Game Review)

And then there was light…sabers…two actually.  Yes, after the impressive sales of 2008’s Star Wars The Force Unleashed, it only made sense to build on that success and deliver a sequel.  After all, the first one wasn’t just a video game, it was the only piece of Star Wars non-movie material that George Lucas declared […]

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Comic-Con 2010: PSN’s Dead Nation

Check out Why So Blu game reviewers Sam Bushman and Dan Morrison as they preview and commentate on Sony’s Dead Nation for the Playstation Network live from the main floor of Comic-Con 2010 in beautiful San Diego, CA.  So sit back, relax and enjoy this exciting video commentary as only Dan and Sam can deliver on […]

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Comic-Con 2010: PS3’s Splatterhouse

Check out Why So Blu game reviewers Sam Bushman and Dan Morrison as they preview and commentate on Splatterhouse for the Playstation 3 live from the main floor of Comic-Con 2010 in beautiful San Diego, CA.  So sit back, relax and enjoy this exciting video commentary as only Dan and Sam can deliver on this […]

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Tecmo Bowl Throwback for PS3

Few retired video game systems have the nostalgia and replay value as the original 8-bit Nintendo Entertainment System.  The system spawned such titles as Super Mario Bros., Contra and the almighty gridiron classic, Tecmo Bowl.  The football classic later found life on the Super Nintendo in 1993 in the form of the best-selling Tecmo Super […]

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Aliens vs. Predator (PS3 Game Review)

Straight out of orbit and into your PS3 is the new Aliens vs. Predator (AVP) first-person shooter.  Rebellion, the same company that brought us the very successful PC version of the game over a decade ago, is back with their 21st century overhaul.  In AVP, you have the option of playing any one of the […]

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HDMI 101: The Truth About HDMI Cables

I know I can’t speak for everyone, but I know for sure that I am not a proponent off spending one-quarter the value of my A/V equipment on expensive cables.  That same philosophy of mine especially applies towards the magical must-have HDMI cable and all its marketed flavors it supposedly comes in.  So what’s the […]

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Stream On: Taking a Look at the Netflix Streaming Video Service

If you watch any television at all, you’ve no doubt seen the Netflix ads in which they promote their streaming video service.  As long as you have one of the company’s “unlimited” DVD or Blu-ray rental memberships, you have access to a library of around 17,000 movies, TV shows and concerts to watch on demand […]

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WSB’s ‘2009 Game of the Year’

And the award goes to…okay, we’re not the Oscars, but as 2009 comes to a close, it’s about time to acknowledge Why So Blu’s inaugural Game of the Year award.  There have been an impressive array of titles that hit store shelves this year such as highly anticipated sequels Uncharted 2 and Assassin’s Creed II.  […]

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Star Trek D-A-C Doesn’t Beam Up

Recently released on the Playstation Network is the new downloadable game, Star Trek D-A-C.  For $9.99, players can buy this game with its permanent home on their PS3 hard drive.  Star Trek D-A-C is a top-down shooter set in deep space where you can choose from a variety of ships, which include a flagship (such […]

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Sam and Dan Take it to the “Danger Zone”with IL2

Flight simulators have been around on the PC platform for many years.  Many of them have met with strong commercial success and have led to strong franchise followings.  Developer 1C company intends to bring much of the same experiences PC gamers have enjoyed from the IL2 franchise to the home console with IL2 Sturmovik: Birds […]

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Demon’s Souls – A Glass That’s Half Empty

Gaming has changed quite a bit since its beginnings in the 1970’s with Magnavox’s Odyssey and its first steps into mainstream pop culture in the mid to late 1980’s with Nintendo’s NES.  Games have gone from tests of skill with steep learning curves such as Deadly Towers and Ghosts and Goblins to more cinematic titles […]

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Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2 – A Smashing Hit!

I still have the original Marvel Ultimate Alliance for my old Xbox.  Man, I had a blast with that game.  Though it wasn’t completely original (there were some X-Men games before it that used a similar format), it was loads of fun and eclipsed those X-Men games in every possible aspect of fun.  However, as […]

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Gregg’s Rolling With Playstation Network’s Switchball

One of the more unique arrivals on the Playstation Network is the game Switchball.  Brought to us by developer Atomic Elbow, Switchball offers a very wide array of ingenuity and entertainment that you’ll be hard-pressed to find in other games.  This recent addition to the PSN library is another welcomed debut for an already impressive lineup […]

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Gregg’s Can’t-Miss Batman: Arkham Asylum Playstation 3 Game Review

When word got out that a new Batman game was on the horizon, ears perked.  When screen shots were released, jaws dropped.  Game developer Eidos brings us Batman: Arkham Asylum to the Playstation 3.  I have to admit, I was kind of leery.  I played the demo at an EB Games store a couple months […]

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