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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 198

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Gaming
Gotham City Impostors Announced As New Batman Themed FPS
Could a downloadable first-person shooter set in Gotham City really be coming to video game devices in the relatively near future? That seems like the case, after a surprising and strange press release was issued to officially announce a title called Gotham City Impostors. The game will be a downloadable title from the folks at Monolith, who are well-known for developing the popular FPS, F.E.A.R.
Chad Goodmurphy Chad Goodmurphy May 18, 2011
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Gaming
Pirate-Themed XBOX Live Deal Of The Week Currently On Deck
If you've been itching to make someone walk the plank, or at least look like a badass pirate, Microsoft has you covered. This week's XBOX Live Deal of the Week is pirate-themed, providing deals on Arcade games and avatar items that are related to the swashbuckling menaces. Armchair pirates can prepare their ships for sail.
Chad Goodmurphy Chad Goodmurphy May 18, 2011
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Gaming
All Witcher 2 DLC To Be Free, Including Launch Day Quest
It's probably safe to assume that CD Projekt have a load of content in store for players who purchase The Witcher 2. Rumors have pegged the campaign as being up to 60 hours long with all side quests included. However, recent news has also surfaced regarding future downloadable content that will add to the title's longevity.
Chad Goodmurphy Chad Goodmurphy May 17, 2011
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Gaming
Sonic Generations Listed For 3DS And PC In Earnings Report
A recently released Sega Sammy earnings report listing has sparked rumors that Sonic Generations may be coming to both the 3DS and PC, in addition to the 360 and PS3. Apparently the hand-held and personal computer devices were listed beside the game's name under a list of Sega titles that are coming out during the company's current fiscal year.
Chad Goodmurphy Chad Goodmurphy May 17, 2011
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Gaming
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Motorstorm: Apocalypse Review
Welcome to the third iteration of the Motorstorm Festival – a racing spectacle that only the most hardcore racers can handle. Those who enter may not come out with their lives. Though those who are able to handle the insane conditions, outrageously fast speeds and constant danger will be touted in the end. Do you have what it takes to race with the elite, in a loose interpretation of the state of California, which has been ravaged by an earthquake and natural disasters? Can you hold your cool when you’re racing alongside powerful storms such as tornadoes as they rip through an ocean boardwalk? If you think you’ve got the stomach, feel free to get on board as we head to the Festival’s epicenter. Good luck, rookie!
Chad Goodmurphy Chad Goodmurphy May 17, 2011
4.5 stars
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MX vs. ATV: Alive Review
Engines revving, dirt flying in the air and a pungent smell of gasoline exhaust. It’s that time of the year again. The time where avid dirt-bike and ATV riders get their prized motorized contraptions out of the garage and race them on dirt tracks and back paths. It’s also coming up to the start of racing season, where daring drivers take on their competition on muddy and dirty tracks with all types of elevations, terrain types and jumps. For those who love to engage in or watch these types of races and their hobby riding fans, THQ has released MX vs. ATV: Alive – the third game in its relatively popular racing series. Armchair racers and bike enthusiasts, read on, as we discuss whether this game makes it to the podium or stalls at the starting gate.
Chad Goodmurphy Chad Goodmurphy May 16, 2011
3.5 stars
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Gaming
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Star Raiders Review
If there is one thing that can be said about a lot of us in the gaming community, it's that we're nostalgic. We like to remember past days when we had marathon sessions of games with friends and family, as well as those specific titles that really impressed us and made an impact on our lives. We all have a story about the first video games we played and why they interested us enough to make gaming one of our main hobbies and interests. Many of these memories/stories date back to the dawn of gaming, to titles that many of the latest generation of gamers haven't even heard of.
Chad Goodmurphy Chad Goodmurphy May 16, 2011
1.5 stars
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Gaming
The Legend Of Zelda: Ocarina Of Time 3D Hands-On Preview
The story that became a legend is now in 3D. Not only that, but it’s going to be playable in the palm of your hand. That’s right – we’re getting very close to the June 19th release date of the three-dimensional remake of what is arguably the greatest video game of all-time: The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. A game that changed the way the world looked at games when it was released on the Nintendo 64 back in 1998. An amazing and deep experience that ended up becoming one of the most beloved interactive experiences of all-time. This seminal classic will soon be available in the palm of your hand with glasses free 3D on the Nintendo 3DS.
Chad Goodmurphy Chad Goodmurphy May 15, 2011
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Gaming
Reviews
Thor: God Of Thunder Review
Throughout the years, licensed and movie tie-in games have been frowned upon by the knowledgeable gaming community. Not because their subject matter is poor, however. It's due to the fact that they're usually rushed, lack creativity and/or feature broken mechanics. It's a lack of care, time and resources that seems to contribute to these issues. The result is more than often a complete failure to win over informed gamers who generally know what to expect from licensed video games - a waste of money and time. Though the games' target market of kids and their mothers usually end up forking over the dough as a result of a lack of research and general knowledge. However, as this generation of video game consoles has matured, the aforementioned trend has started to change.
Chad Goodmurphy Chad Goodmurphy May 10, 2011
1 stars
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