Last night, myself and a handful of super fans were treated to the pleasure of watching Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice a few days early at various IMAX theaters around the United States. I took to Reddit to offer up my spoiler-filled musings from the night before, and you can read them all in question-answer format below. I’ll also be outlining a few of the major plot-twists that happen in Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice. The very bottom of the post also...
I’ve just returned from my early viewing of Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice and I unfortunately have to confirm: there is no after credits scene. We’ll have our full review, impressions, and more live tomorrow. Keep it tuned to LevelSave for all your Batman v. Superman Dawn of Justice info. You can read our spoiler filled write up or check out our completely spoiler free review.
are I started playing Tom Clancy games later than most of you did. It’s not that I didn’t like them or anything, it’s just that I was playing other things at the time and had not gotten around to anything in the franchise until four or five years ago. With the exception of the two Advance Warfighter games that I played at launch, I ended up getting most of what I missed on the Xbox 360 all at once and tore threw them in a marathon session. I really enjoyed...
exactly recall the last time I played in an open-world take on New York City. Sure, Grand Theft Auto IV had a really good-looking Liberty City as a clone, but not a re-creation. For me, it may actually go back to the second “True Crime” game, “Streets of NY.” It’s actually a bit surprising that an open-world game in NY hasn’t crossed my path in so long. It’s pop-culture’s most recognizable metropolis, after all. How did it...
its recent re-release on the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita it seemed like a good time to revisit Mega Man Legends. As a child it was one of my favorite games; garnering multiple rentals from the local video store before the eventual purchase. Hours of my life were spent kicking cans into counters and abusing poor servbots. I even remember arguing with a friend of mine on why Megaman Legends was far and above Ocarina of Time. While I can say that the game has retained...
A new year is upon us and with it come many new games. After taking a look at the upcoming games list, I’ve picked out the few that stand out to me most in the next few month. While the beginning few months of the year are typically dry in terms of games releases, 2016 is looking to be quite a bit different. With great lineups on all four platforms 2016 is definitely getting off to a running start. Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare 2 Set to release on February...
I still remember it like it was yesterday. I was walking through my local Hollywood Video with my Mom when one game in particular caught my eye: Paper Mario. I had to have it. It was decidedly one of the core pieces of my childhood, intertwining itself in sleepovers, my first all-night game session, everything. If you were anything like me you had the same experiences: playing Thousand Year Door, loving it, playing Super Paper Mario… kind of loving it. Then we got...
In 2005, I played a lot of multiplayer games on my Xbox over LAN thanks to the ease of setup my college dorm provided. The games we played most were undoubtedly Halo 2 and the first two Battlefront games. Halo 2 really set the bar for how multiplayer systems should work, and Battlefront provided the epic scope that games like Battlefield would expand on. Very few experiences match up to the times when my friends and I would experience the chaos of a Star Wars battle, and it...
Halo 5: Guardians is what Xbox One owners have been waiting for. It houses a massive campaign that can be enjoyed alone or with a group (except not the players sitting next to you). It has a huge degree of replay-ability thanks to situation-based story content, varying difficulty levels, and collectibles. It has the largest multiplayer array in franchise history. It has the Master Chief. It has Nathan Fillion. It has inter-species love letters. Halo 5 is the powerhouse title...
I feel that in an age where everyone is in debt, costs of goods are constantly on the rise, and wages are stagnated, it’s very hard to justify telling anyone how to spend their money. It may sound very two-faced, considering I am reviewing games and hardware here, but at the end of the day I will always be one who urges thought and consideration before taking the plunge and spending your hard-earned money on entertainment. Which is why my review of the Xbox One Elite...
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