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The last time I remember slowing down time to a crawl to shoot a sorry gangster with a $240 bounty on his head in each of the legs before hogtieing him, putting him on my horse, and turning him into the sheriff was only two months ago. Two short months
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The first trailer released for this game came out in November 2011, and since that time, the Internet has exploded into a frenzy of Grand Theft Auto V news. Various YouTube channels and entire websites have developed as a result of the massive hype and high expectations of this game. Now that the
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Four installments in, “Saints Row” has come far from its roots as a “Grand Theft Auto” clone. Initially a “gang-warfare,” open-world third-person shooter, the franchise developed and embraced its lunacy, avoiding the path of providing “cinematic” experiences in favor of dumb, fun mayhem paired with hilarious writing and clever game-play
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“Hotline Miami” is a game about murder. Unlike most games on the market, it does not attempt to sanitize its violence. Bodies pile up as you viciously murder everyone in your path. Floors become painted with blood, along with smashed-in faces and stray limbs. It surpasses Rockstar North’s “Manhunt” in
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