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Chad Goodmurphy

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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 179

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Boulder Dash XL Review
Dig, excavate, repeat. Such is the life of a mining robot - particularly the two known as Rockford and Crystal from Boulder Dash XL. A reboot of the classic puzzle series from years past, it takes us back to a time where basic but intelligent design led to a lot of unforgettable gaming moments. Despite being rich in content, the basic premise is simple: dig your way through a grid-based world, picking up as many diamonds as necessary to unlock the exit, while trying to avoid shifting deadly boulders which like to fall straight down or sometimes to the side. It sounds a lot easier than it is, trust me. Then again, what would a puzzle game be without challenge?
Chad Goodmurphy Chad Goodmurphy Jul 19, 2011
3.5 stars
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Gaming
Extreme Gamers Can Hit The SSX Slopes Early Via Planned Demo
Extreme sports fans are likely chomping at the bit in anticipation of hitting the slopes with the next entry in the SSX series. Its over-the-top arcade gameplay and realistic looking visuals look to be a phenomenal and entertaining mixture. That large group of extreme virtual athletes (myself included), will be happy to know that a demo is planned for release before the full game hits the slopes early next year. It'll certainly be nice to try out its new and adapted roster of boarders, extravagant tricks at dizzying heights and assortment of real-life locations early. Though, as can be expected, the selection of content will be limited within the trial slice.
Chad Goodmurphy Chad Goodmurphy Jul 18, 2011
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Gaming
Child of Eden Gets An Official PS3 Release Date And Price Point
Although Child of Eden released last month to great reviews on the XBOX 360 with full Kinect functionality, those who only own Sony's current generation console were asked to wait to enter its surreal and vibrant digital world. Though that wait doesn't seem too far off now, as Ubisoft confirmed a September 20 release date for the North American PS3 version of the critically acclaimed musical shooter experience. European gamers can expect to become immersed in surreality three days later.
Chad Goodmurphy Chad Goodmurphy Jul 18, 2011
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Gaming
Final Fantasy XIII-2 Playable At Comic-Con; Release Info Revealed
When Final Fantasy XIII released last year, it hit North American shores to mixed reviews. The game had some good moments, but also had some issues that bothered longtime fans of the series. Hopefully those issues will be resolved when its sequel, Final Fantasy XIII-2 is released. Carrying on the storyline from its predecessor, it's looking to please the series' fanatics around the world.
Chad Goodmurphy Chad Goodmurphy Jul 18, 2011
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Gaming
Halo: Anniversary Pre-Orders A Grunt Funeral
Better known simply as Master Chief, the masked badass known as John 117, is no stranger to attending grunt funerals. In fact, he's usually the cause of them. For some reason, those little guys never learn and they're always in the line of fire from a blaster, pistol or machine gun. Even worse, there's the odd plasma grenade that has no objection when asked to blow them to smithereens.
Chad Goodmurphy Chad Goodmurphy Jul 18, 2011
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