In CS:GO's current build, the Terrorist exclusing SG 553 is a sexy gun with the ability to punish unsuspecting players for rushing into open areas. Armed with excellent accuracy, a 6x (figuratively I suppose) scope, and 100% armor penatration, this beast makes CT's cower in fear- well, I like to think it does anyways. So, with an excellent option like the AK-47 for the Ts, arguably the best assault rifle in every rendition of CS, how does the SG 553 hold up in play? Well, thankfully, I've spent several hours experimenting in both Deathmatch and Defuse gameplay....and the results can be found on our YouTube channel! Check the video out below, and don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe to keep up to date with our latest videos!

Every now and then a game comes out that shamelessly rips off another game. They steal all the fun parts and make them shitty, they come out with some cutesy artwork to sell to children, they advertise the crap out of it, and they make tons of big promises that they can't possibly meet. Sonic & All Stars Racing Transformed is not one of those games. Here's my first review of a PC game- you can find the video here:

Finally. FINALLY! The ARPG, Grim Dawn, from Crate Entertainment is finally out.....in the form of an early access alpha available on Steam. There's not a lot of gameplay or footage up yet, but you can watch me fail and miserably stumble through the game on our youtube channel here: 

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Today the new Nvidia R331 drivers released which allows all 600 and 700 series Nvidia card's to use 2 exciting new features: Shadowplay and Game Streaming. Shadowplay is a new feature being tested by Nvidia which will allow screen capture directly from the GPU, bypassing CPU processing and allowing for exact capture. What this means for us is better capture, better audio/video, and overall better performance. Having an alternative is a godsend for FRAPS users trying to capture the latest games at max settings. More after the jump...

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I'd like to take a minute today to discuss what I consider the greatest ARPG series to come out during the last generation. Games come and go, as our steam libraries can surely attest to, or they release annual full price expansions like Call of Duty. But, we all have those games that never get uninstalled, or we keep it on our PC shelf because you never know when the urge to play through it just one more damn time will arise. While for the most part my ADD leaves my games feeling like $10 whores from China Town, there're a select few games that always have me crawling back for more. Let me introduce you to the Souls series.

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