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A passionate gamer and general entertainment enthusiast, Chad funnels his vigor into in-depth coverage of the industry he loves.

Chad Goodmurphy - Page 163

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Gaming
BloodRayne: Betrayal Gets Screened
To celebrate today's launch of BloodRayne: Betrayal, Majesco has released a set of several new screenshots. Within their grisly, blood-caked imagery is a look at some very detailed, hand-drawn location art, as well as some visceral action.
Chad Goodmurphy Chad Goodmurphy Sep 7, 2011
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Gaming
Take To The Arcade Airways With SkyDrift
Digital Reality's aerial combat game, SkyDrift, is now available on both XBOX Live Arcade and the PlayStation Network. Take to the skies over exotic locations from throughout the world, in arcade-style races which are sure to get your heart beating quickly.
Chad Goodmurphy Chad Goodmurphy Sep 7, 2011
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Gaming
Hard Reset Demo Available Now
With its release date being just around the corner, Flying Wild Hog has released a demo for its PC-exclusive shooter, Hard Reset. The trial gives shooter fans a chance to try out the first twenty to thirty minutes of the game, which includes a good amount of replayability due to a wide range of weapons, some discoverable secret areas and general mayhem.
Chad Goodmurphy Chad Goodmurphy Sep 7, 2011
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Gaming
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Bodycount Review
Humanity needs war it seems. Day after day, the news is filled with reports about ongoing conflicts, which seem to get even more brutal as the years go on. Sometimes it's a necessary evil, which makes the fight a bit easier to live with. Other times, no good seems to go into or come out of a battle. As gamers, we wish for the safety of our countrymen fighting abroad, playing simulations of what they're going through in real-life. Most of the time, these games are in the form of first-person shooters, taking place on a realistic or fictional battlefield. The latest one to add its name to this lengthy list is Bodycount from Codemasters. Is it worth your hard earned cash and virtual bullets? Let's discuss that.
Chad Goodmurphy Chad Goodmurphy Sep 7, 2011
2.5 stars
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The Baconing Review
Beware no more, downtrodden! Your hero is once again on a quest to solve your quirky problems in The Baconing, the third game in the Deathspank series. Unfortunately a lot of your issues may stem from the hero himself, having unknowingly unleashed a villainous version of himself out of pure stupidity and laziness. Don't worry though; something will be done about it soon, using grand questing fashion. It just may take a little while longer than expected, considering there are so many 'stoopid' chickens to take care of.
Chad Goodmurphy Chad Goodmurphy Sep 6, 2011
3.5 stars
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Gaming
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DRIVER San Francisco Review
Take a buddy cop drama, throw in a couple of ounces of revenge and then stir it all up with a hint of surreality and you'll have DRIVER San Francisco. The latest release from Ubisoft, developed in-house at its Reflections studio, is a game that shakes up the racing genre quite a bit. Instead of being limited to one car, Detective John Tanner is able to become the eye over the city, after a severe car accident puts him into a coma. What this new dream state brings about is the game's star shifting mechanic, which lets players jump from vehicle to vehicle, adding a game changing mechanic into a genre which needed a bit of a boost. It's a fun new addition which really amps up the chaos, bringing with it some new ways to complete traditional driving game objectives.
Chad Goodmurphy Chad Goodmurphy Sep 6, 2011
4 stars
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Gaming
BloodRayne: Betrayal Slices Up PSN Today; XBLA Tomorrow
Majesco has announced that BloodRayne: Betrayal is currently slicing up the PlayStation Network having been released today. An XBOX Live Arcade release will follow tomorrow. The titular redheaded bloodsucking main character from the first game (Rayne) has returned with a vengeance, ready to battle and feed in this new two-dimensional side-scroller from WayForward. It promises to deliver over-the-top stylish action with a dose of bloodshed.
Chad Goodmurphy Chad Goodmurphy Sep 6, 2011
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Gaming
RAGE Hands-On Preview [X’11]
Ever since its engine was first unveiled, id Software's upcoming wasteland shooter, RAGE, has been one of my most anticipated titles. Getting a chance to sit down and demo it for a little while at Microsoft's X'11 Preview Event was like a gamer's dream come true. My inner gamer, that is. Luckily, it was one of the playable demos on the floor, whereas The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim was not.
Chad Goodmurphy Chad Goodmurphy Sep 4, 2011
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