Added: 30.08.2015 17:18 | 4 views | 0 comments


G4@Syfygames reviews the PS4 port of the puzzle game Back to Bed. Does it keep you awake, or should you head back to bed?

Added: 30.08.2015 15:18 | 9 views | 0 comments


GR: There are video games based on film, and then video games that could be film. The latter is something that has become increasingly common with advancements in technology over the years. In 2015, you can play through a game that offers the same cinematic experience as a great movie, but allows you to interact with the world, and in some cases make impactful decisions.

Added: 28.08.2015 18:19 | 34 views | 0 comments


Phoenix Down is hosted by Drew Leachman and Matt Quinn. Each segment focuses on an older game the duo decides upon with another member of the ZTGD crew or special guest. They play through and discuss the mechanics and how well it holds up today. It is the ultimate in backlog elimination. The final entry in the Year of the Gear before the Phantom Pain. Hosts: Drew Leachman Matt Quinn

Added: 28.08.2015 16:20 | 59 views | 0 comments


Watch_Dogs has a few good ideas. The plot centers on our privacy in a constantly connected world, and thats interesting. The stealth borrows heavily from modern Splinter Cell, and the car chase hacking bits are pretty fun as well. However, Watch_Dogs repeats these things ad nauseum and never manages to pull the rest of the surrounding elements together to make something consistent and enjoyable. If you do opt to take the plunge during a sub-$10 deal, cut right to the chase and skip the boring bits.

Added: 28.08.2015 16:18 | 9 views | 0 comments


Phoenix Down is hosted by Drew Leachman and Matt Quinn. Each segment focuses on an older game the duo decides upon with another member of the ZTGD crew or special guest. They play through and discuss the mechanics and how well it holds up today. It is the ultimate in backlog elimination. The final entry in the Year of the Gear before the Phantom Pain. Hosts: Drew Leachman Matt Quinn

Added: 28.08.2015 15:18 | 2 views | 0 comments


Watch_Dogs has a few good ideas. The plot centers on our privacy in a constantly connected world, and thats interesting. The stealth borrows heavily from modern Splinter Cell, and the car chase hacking bits are pretty fun as well. However, Watch_Dogs repeats these things ad nauseum and never manages to pull the rest of the surrounding elements together to make something consistent and enjoyable. If you do opt to take the plunge during a sub-$10 deal, cut right to the chase and skip the boring bits.

Added: 28.08.2015 14:18 | 6 views | 0 comments


Watch_Dogs has a few good ideas. The plot centers on our privacy in a constantly connected world, and thats interesting. The stealth borrows heavily from modern Splinter Cell, and the car chase hacking bits are pretty fun as well. However, Watch_Dogs repeats these things ad nauseum and never manages to pull the rest of the surrounding elements together to make something consistent and enjoyable. If you do opt to take the plunge during a sub-$10 deal, cut right to the chase and skip the boring bits.