Well, recently I have been doing some research about the way that people prefer to get game reviews. And after concluding my research, I have found that a good majority of gamers almost never read a full text review from start to finish, and most will go out of their way so that they can hear an audio review or see a video review. And personally, I don't blame you guys one bit.
And so, to make things easier on everyone, we have made the conscious decision here to phase out making text reviews. However, this means we can put all of our time and effort into producing high quality video reviews, which will be posted here as well as our YouTube Channel.
The corresponding audio portions of these video reviews will be uploaded to our site's main podcast feed. So, you can either stream them or download them through whatever podcasting client you may be using. May we suggest using iTunes?
Check our page on iTunes, click here!
And last, but not least you will be seeing some changes made to this page as well. The overall layout and design of this page hasn't changed in years, so we have decided that you guys might want something a bit more fresh! So, keep it here to see all of the latest developments as they occur!
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Sunday, May 10, 2009
Mappy Review
Click here to check out GamersCast's review of Mappy for the Wii Virtual Console Arcade.
Final Score: 7.5 out of 10
Final Score: 7.5 out of 10
Fallout 3 - The Pitt Review
The following is a review for downloadable content to Fallout 3.
Click here to check out GamersCast's review of The Pitt
Final Score: 7.9 out of 10
Click here to check out GamersCast's review of The Pitt
Final Score: 7.9 out of 10
Fallout 3: Operation Anchorage Review
The following is a review for downloadable content to, Fallout 3.
Click here to check out GamersCast's review of Operation: Anchorage
Final Score: 8 out of 10
Click here to check out GamersCast's review of Operation: Anchorage
Final Score: 8 out of 10
Saturday, May 9, 2009
Fallout 3 Review
Click here to check out GamersCast's review of Fallout 3, for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC.
Final Score: 9.7 out of 10
Fallout 3 Downloadable Content Reviews:
Operation: Anchorage Review
The Pitt Review
Broken Steel (Coming Soon...)
Final Score: 9.7 out of 10
Fallout 3 Downloadable Content Reviews:
Operation: Anchorage Review
The Pitt Review
Broken Steel (Coming Soon...)
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
GamersCast in 3D
Using stereoscopy technology powered by CADIE (Cognitive Autoheuristic Distributed-Intelligence Entity), you can now view GamersCast's network of websites in three dimensions! That's right folks GamersCast has gone 3D! How is this possible you ask?
GamersCast 3D requires uses very simply already available technology as means to convert your usual web browsing experience into three dimensions. So, anyone running Widnows XP, Windows Vista, or the Windows 7 BETA is able to experience 3D GamersCast FREE of charge! However, as Google Chrome is the only current web browser that supports CADIE's stereoscopy technology, it also required that you install the latest version of Google Chrome, from here:
http://www.google.com/intl/en/landing/chrome/cadie/

The technology used to make GamersCast 3D is similar to the tech. we covered during CES and on GamersCast #32 (I swear, it'll be out this weekend!). Some displays will allow for 3D viewing without the need for any sort of optical aid, but for the time being special "3D glasses" are required to emulate the experience.
So, go ahead and prepare to see GamersCast, like never before! And here's a sneak preview of what you'll get, when you upgrade to the 3D GamersCast experience!
CLICK HERE to view 3D preview screen shot 1
CLICK HERE to view 3D preview screen shot 2
Please note, that we are currently working with Google and CADIE to deliver a 3D experience with our online YouTube videos as well, though support is not yet available at the time being, look forward to it in the near future!
GamersCast 3D requires uses very simply already available technology as means to convert your usual web browsing experience into three dimensions. So, anyone running Widnows XP, Windows Vista, or the Windows 7 BETA is able to experience 3D GamersCast FREE of charge! However, as Google Chrome is the only current web browser that supports CADIE's stereoscopy technology, it also required that you install the latest version of Google Chrome, from here:
http://www.google.com/intl/en/landing/chrome/cadie/
The technology used to make GamersCast 3D is similar to the tech. we covered during CES and on GamersCast #32 (I swear, it'll be out this weekend!). Some displays will allow for 3D viewing without the need for any sort of optical aid, but for the time being special "3D glasses" are required to emulate the experience.
So, go ahead and prepare to see GamersCast, like never before! And here's a sneak preview of what you'll get, when you upgrade to the 3D GamersCast experience!
CLICK HERE to view 3D preview screen shot 1
CLICK HERE to view 3D preview screen shot 2
Please note, that we are currently working with Google and CADIE to deliver a 3D experience with our online YouTube videos as well, though support is not yet available at the time being, look forward to it in the near future!
Enjoy GamersCast in 3D!
Let me know what you think at: GamersCast@GamersCastPodcast.com
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