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Title	Score
Halo Wars	8.5
Tomb Raider: Underworld	8.5
Too Human	7.5
Neverwinter Nights 2: Mask of The Betrayer	9.0
Gears of War	9.8

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Tomb Raider: Underworld

"Underappreciated" This is the true next gen installment of Lara Croft, bringing back the game of mythic exploration to new heights. Continue »

8.5 great

Title	Score
Halo Wars	8.5
Tomb Raider: Underworld	8.5
Too Human	7.5
Neverwinter Nights 2: Mask of The Betrayer	9.0
Gears of War	9.8

FanExpo 2009: Cosplayer Heaven

The Americans have ComicCon, and we Canadians have FanExpo, our biggest convention for all things comics, sci-fi, and gaming. Where the stars come to meet their fans, the latest news of upcoming sci-fi events unfolds, and the geeks congregate. And this blog has more emphasis on the geeks themselves, namely those oh so hot cosplayers that bring the fantasies of our favorite comic and gaming vixens to life. . But before I show you those pics, I thought I'd start with something else. The Grail of Geekdom, TRON!!!!!! Oh yes, I am of the generation that saw this movie Continue »
- Posted Aug 31, 2009
- 8 Comments
Lara Croft, M rated games, and how it all comes together

I've been a poster at the Tomb Raider forums for a while. Recently a thread was made discussing the possibility that the next Tomb Raider game will be M rated. As you might expect, this caused quite a stir, with the big fear that Lara will be shown nude in the games, though nobody seemed to have any objections to more explicit violence. But while I was composing my post on the subject, it became more than just about Tomb raider, and as much an exploration of the handling of the M rating of games in more general concepts.So Continue »
- Posted Jul 5, 2009
- 14 Comments