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9 Tips to Make You Suck Less @ Demon’s Souls

Welcome to the first-ever GEN Game Guide. Why now? Why Demon’s Souls? Because, it is one of the hardest games that most modern gamers will ever encounter, but it’s also one of the most unique and rewarding virtual experiences because of it. This guide is not exhaustive so much as it is a few tips [...]

DoubleDCoverage #50

The Nerdy Bird brings you a VERY special anniversary edition of DoubleDCoverage! Reviews/recaps for Batman and Robin #10 & Superman: Last Stand of New Krypton #1 PLUS some super-duper special exclusive extras!!

PS3 Review: Star Ocean: The Last Hope International

Does Tri-Ace’s epic RPG series start with a big bang or an inaudible whimper?

X360 Review: Mass Effect 2

Is it too early to crown a game of the year?

CES ‘10: SteelSeries

I had the pleasure of getting to know the guys and products behind the SteelSeries!

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Graphic Novel Review: Myspace DH Presents Vol. 2

Posted on 14 September 2009

What has a Kane, an Umbrella and a Hammer? Myspace Dark Horse Presents Volume 2!

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Best Penciller/Inker

Posted on 09 July 2009

A comic just wouldn’t be a comic without art. Pencils are as crucial to a comic book as good writing, but an astute reader knows how important inking is to the overall presentation, as well. The best talent can blend them not only to fit his own work, but also to bolster the comic’s mood and style.

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