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Roxio Game Capture Review

By ReviewTechUSA | Posted May 10, 2011

(CLICK ON THE IMAGE TO WATCH THE REVIEW) **Special Thanks to Roxio for providing the demo unit. ReviewTechUSA did not receive any financial compensation for this review.** It seems that ever since video sharing sites such as YouTube and Blip became popular, Independent reviewers have been posting game reviews and online multiplayer commentaries. However, the [...]

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Crysis 2 Review (ReviewTechUSA)

By ReviewTechUSA | Posted March 30, 2011

(CLICK THE PICTURE TO WATCH THE VIDEO REVIEW) The original Crysis was released for the PC in 2007 and many critics and fans alike consider it to be the first “official next generation game”. Sporting amazing visuals, jaw dropping physics and a unique FPS gameplay experience, Crysis received large amounts of praise from both fans [...]

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Crysis 2 Demo: First Impressions

By ReviewTechUSA | Posted March 16, 2011
Crysis 2

CLICK THE PICTURE TO WATCH THE VIDEO. In 2007 the original Crysis was a huge success for both Crytek and EA. Blending together photorealistic visuals with intense gameplay, both fans and critics alike branded Crysis as one of the best First Person Shooters of all time. Now with Crysis 2 set to hit store shelves [...]

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Master of Darkness Review

By ReviewTechUSA | Posted February 16, 2011
Master of Darkness

Due to the airtight contract that Nintendo forced third party developers to sign in the 1980′s and early 1990′s, many other hardware manufacturers such as Sega and NEC were left out in the cold when it came to great third party software. In many cases these companies were forced to legally imitate the popular NES [...]

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RTU’s Castlevania Bloodlines Review

By ReviewTechUSA | Posted January 27, 2011

(CLICK THE IMAGE TO WATCH THE VIDEO) Nowadays the quarter-century old “Castlevania” franchise has graced every platform imaginable, but stateside back in the early nineties this wasn’t the case. Castlevania remained a Nintendo exclusive, and when Konami announced a brand new installment for the Sega Genesis, it left critics and fans in absolute shock. So, [...]

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