If we simply judged games by their title screens and menu music Halo: Infinite would be a 5/5. If there’s one thing that 343 Industries nailed, it’s that. Unfortunately, everything else about Halo Infinite leaves me with mixed feelings about this entry in the long-running franchise. It’s hard not to feel nostalgic when playing a new Halo game. If just for the music alone, it makes you remember good times had with friends in an era for multiplayer games that paved the way for what we have today. Read More...
Red Dead Redemption 2 is a game about choices. In almost every interaction with the world you have the choice to do something honorable or dishonorable. You can rob, or you can help. You can kill or you can spare. The game keeps track of these decisions by using an honor meter which can scale up or down depending on your choices. Those choices change things like the tone of the game, the weather, the music, cutscenes, and the ending that you’ll see when all is said and done. Read More...
The Last of Us 2 features some of the most extensive accessibility options that we’ve ever seen in a video game. That said, not everyone needs these options to enjoy the game so it will be necessary to turn some of them off depending on your situation. If you’re looking for how to turn off the voice narration and text to speech voice in The Last of Us 2 this quick guide will show you what you need to do. Read More...
