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A look at the Razer Orochi notebook gaming mouse, and the Razer Kabuto notebook gaming mouse mat. The Orochi is very small and light, but still incredibly comfortable and the performance is top notch. The Kabuto is a cloth mouse mat that can double up as a keypad/screen protector. If you enjoyed this video please subscribe to my channel.

This is Big Red One’s first video review for Gamers Empire, so show him some love. I’ll make this simple for everyone. Bulletstorm is a good game. It’s a lot of fun to play and has some cool mechanics. That being said, you should know that the game is so over the top that it can detract from your involvement in the game. It’s got a great environment, good gameplay, an ok story, and a poor multiplayer. Overall recommendation for this game is that it is worth your money if only for the single player portion. Plus…you get to have a remote control dinosaur…that alone is worth the price of admission.

Is NBA 2K11 a worthy basketball game to have Michael Jordan on the cover? Watch IGN’s video review NBA 2K11 and see if the game does MJ proud.

This if footage of Crysis 2′s multiplayer demo on the Xbox 360. To me, the mulitplayer feels like a mix between Modern Warfare and Halo Reach. The basic mechanics are the same as Modern, such as controller layout, and the way upgrade/advancement system works. However the armor abilities feels like the armor abilities of Halo Reach. You have to use them at the right time, and right one for the right situation. My first few matches I didn’t have the hang of it yet, and got slaughtered. Maximum Armor allows you to take much more damage. This is probably the most useful in deathmatch. Stealth works the same as it does in Reach. If you like either of those multiplayer’s I’d say you have to play this. Now on the to graphics. I’m a PC gamer first. However the graphics on the Xbox were VERY good. The game does look like Crysis and plays smooth. PC gamers will enjoy less texture popping, and higher resolutions. Anyway you slice it, this mulitplayer is awesome, and I can’t wait for the campaign.

Review from the perspective of a somewhat casual collector: is the first “home PC” from IBM, the PC jr, worth buying today? A run-down of the history, pros and cons of the system and games, what to look for and be aware of when buying. 3-voice square wave sound forever! Paratrooper King’s Quest Leisure Suit Larry Demon Attack Boulderdash Thexder Lots more information and troubleshooting at: www.brutman.com

The first Macintosh. Not many computers are this legendary or can make the claim that even being from 1984 its direct descendants are still sold today. But is it worth buying one to a games collector? The Insanely Great Apple Macintosh 128 Computer System Thanks to Killgruz for assistance and inspiration! His rad channel: www.youtube.com Lode Runner Banzai Crystal Quest Daleks Mac Bugs! Cairo Shootout

Classic Game Room presents a CGR Undertow video game review of Dead Rising 2: Case West from Capcom for the Xbox Live Arcade from December 2010. Taking place immediately after the events of Dead Rising 2, Case West opens up with Chuck Greene fighting off a now zombified TK and just when it looks like Chuck is about to succumb, a tall baseball bat wielding gentleman steps in and sends TK flying. As Chuck gets his bearings, we see that it is the hero of Dead Rising 1, Frank West, that has saved Chuck. A bit more grizzled after his experiences of the past five years and countless zombrex injections to stave off his own zombie infection, Frank is a welcome sight for Chuck who was going to be a goner had he not intervened. It is then the two team-up to take on the zombies in this epilogue to Dead Rising 2. This video game review features Dead Rising 2: Case West gameplay footage and commentary from CGR Undertow reviewer Ray.