Added: 20.08.2013 6:18 | 8 views | 0 comments


XLC Gaming Network writes:- For those that are regular readers of XLC Gaming Network you will know by now that I am quite a fan of TRITTON and Mad Catz gaming headsets. Announced back at E3 earlier this year by Mad Catz and TRITTON, the TRITTON Kunai Stereo Headset is the latest in a long line of headset's from both companies. The TRITTON Kunai is specifically aimed at the entry level market of stereo gaming headsets and priced accordingly at £49.99. However once you hear the quality of audio this entry level headset can produce you would certainly think you bought a headset from the £80 price range and upwards. Compatible with PC/Mac and mobile devices including Smartphones/Tablets, PS Vita, Wii U Gamepad, N3DS and MP3 players, or any audio devices that use a 3.5mm jack, it makes this the perfect general all round headset.

Added: 15.08.2013 19:19 | 2 views | 0 comments


Anyone who played the first Payday will be fully aware what they are getting themselves into with Payday 2. However I have to admit, I wasnt one of those people. And if like me you are completely new to anything Payday, it is a game where you play as one of four heisters, Dallas, Hoxton, Chains or Wolf, tasked with completing numerous robberies and heists, in return for some very handsome paydays. It is the kind of game you can spend all night playing with friends, and before you know it, the morning sun is rising once again. Where did all that time go? I found myself stepping into the game with the intentions of playing a couple of heists, those couple turned into half dozen which then quickly turned into a dozen.

Added: 15.08.2013 11:22 | 8 views | 0 comments


VideoGameNetwork -In my time as a gamer I have seen games that just look absolutely gorgeous, down to the sweat running off the characters nose. However the game was ridiculously short and the story was absolute crap. Then there are the games that have a long fulfilling story line, and modes that just keep me coming back over and over again. Yet the graphics arent hyper realistic. Where does the line of gaming perfection lie?

Added: 12.08.2013 2:18 | 20 views | 0 comments


At the launch of PS Vita back in 2011 Sony promised us the Vita was capable of replicating our favourite PlayStation 3 experiences on the go, in portable form with no sacrifice to quality. However the PS Vita does currently lack a stellar line-up of great games and new IPs, particularly in one category FPS. Could Killzone: Mercenary be the Vitas long awaited (and needed) saviour to the first-person shooter genre? MadAssGamers recently got their hands on a preview build of the game, and they have to say they was quite impressed for many, Killzone: Mercenary will become the first real reason to own a Vita.

Added: 10.08.2013 22:18 | 12 views | 0 comments


Pure Nintendo: "Smash Bowling 3D is simply a bare bones title that, while not bad, doesnt excel in any areas. However if youre a fan of the sport, the game might grow on you. This is the type of download that you break out when you have just a few minutes to play. If youre expectations arent too high, Smash Bowling 3D might prove to be a decent, if unspectacular, time waster."

Added: 09.08.2013 22:19 | 6 views | 0 comments


The Counter Strike series is the grandfather of the modern military shooter franchise, sitting back in its rocking chair watching all its children and grandchildren running around trying to achieve the same success. However for Global Offensive, grandpa Counter Strike coming down from his rocking chair and showing everyone a thing or two.

Added: 07.08.2013 16:19 | 11 views | 0 comments


Announced Via Nintendo Direct Sonic lost worlds will be releasing on the 3Ds and Wii-U in NA October 22nd. A co-op mode between the two versions will be included. However you can only connect the 3DS and Wii-U over a local connection. Australian release date yet to be announced.

Added: 06.08.2013 3:22 | 7 views | 0 comments


Namco Bandai Games Australia has confirmed the Australian and New Zealand release date of the PlayStation exclusive Dragons Crown on their official Facebook page. The recent North American released 2D fantasy RPG will release in ANZ on October 17. The title will release on both PlayStation 3, PlayStation Vita and will contain Cross-Save functionality. However the game doesnt offer a Cross-Buy option, so players must buy copy for both consoles to utilise the Cross-Save features.