Don't Revive Your Friends

 It's that time of year again. Call Of Duty is ramping up its reveal season leading into the release of Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 2. The follow up to 2019's (pretty well received) Modern Warfare reboot is on the way with a release date of October 28th. This year, Call Of Duty seems to have upped their game by adding a more explosive campaign and seemingly a focus on team work. Will this mean a Co-Op campaign?? Check out the worldwide reveal here:

  LEGO games are rad. Rad. Absolutely rad. Not only are they really family friendly, but they've always been pretty dang hilarious to us "grown ups" as well. So what do you get when you combine all 9 Skywalker Star Wars films into one huge game? LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga. We'll start this review with a short opinion and then we will dive into the technical stuff. First, I love the game. If you have kids at home or are looking to relax and smash up any object in your path, you can never go wrong with the LEGO games. This one, however, feels different. An RPG-type system to level up, open world hub missions, and quirky but pretty darn good voice acting. It's my go-to right now for destress. I personally believe this is the best LEGO game ever assembled and I have no idea how it can be topped. REVIEW TIME! GRAPHICS  Let's start with your eyeballs. LEGO Star Wars (we'll keep it at this name for the sake of length) is a joy to look at. I have played a

 It's here and it is EARLY. The rumors of Halo Infinite's multiplayer dropping during the 20 Years Of Xbox celebration were spot on.  As of right now you can download Halo Infinite (the multiplayer) to your console or PC and play through the season 1 battle pass. All progress carries over for the full release in December! What are you waiting for? Go!

 Da da da duuuuuuhn. Da da da duuuuhhnnn. Halo is back! I had an opportunity to join in on the Halo Infinite flight over the weekend and I want to share my experience. This time around, I have done something I have never done in a Halo game before: I went full Mouse and Keyboard. Oh yes. It was a mess. But was it fun?? To my surprise, yes. Absolutely. Hands down. This game feels so smooth and nothing on the keyboard feels too far apart. Actually, it may become my preferred style of play down the road. I am primarily a console player (I know I know) so mouse and key is almost foreign to me. It's been since the days of Unreal Tournament 2003 and Soldier of Fortune that I had used these consistently. That's a super long time ago. So why did I start now? After so many years of perfecting the craft of controller convenience did I decide to lay my fingers down and learn something new? Well, besides the fact that my son has hijacked my Xbox, I wanted to prove to myself that I was capa

NBA 2K22 has released it's newest New(next) Gen patch! If you were experiencing games that were getting disconnected due to an error in the City, those issues and more are addressed in this patch! Some of the things fixed are: Additional stability improvements in an ongoing effort to improve your user experience. Fixed an issue that was causing City/Rec/Pro-Am/W Online games to disconnect either before the game started or at the conclusion of the game. Addressed an error code issue that was preventing specific MyCAREER saves from being able to load into the City. Significantly improved loading speed when re-entering the City from a building interior (Apartment, Rec, Pro-Am, Event Center, etc.). Improved framerate when navigating the City on the Xbox Series X console. Traditional broadcast cameras are now available for use in MyNBA once again. Fixed an issue that resulted in some MyNBA Online saves to overwrite other pre-existing saves. Gym Rat and On-Court Coach badges are now corr