Review: The Samsung Blu-Ray Disc Player (BD-H6500) with 4K Upscaling and...

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Blu-Ray players used to be just that, able to only play Blu-Ray discs. Blu-Ray players today come with a myriad of additional capabilities and Samsung’s BD-H6500 is no exception. It is fully loaded and is 4K Ultra HD ready so if you have a 4K TV or plan to get one in the future this is the ideal Blu-Ray media player. One of the great things about this player is that it will upconvert HD content to be much closer to UHD resolution. It is loaded with other features too. Although it costs a little bit more than most other Blu-Ray players, I got my hands on one and given all its features and capabilities it is a great buy.  

Kirby and the Forgotten Land review on Nintendo Switch

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Kirby and the Forgotten Land is full of colourful worlds and well-crafted levels, making it easily the best Kirby game to date!

Review: Canary all-in-one home security system

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There has always been an interesting conversation surrounding the use of in-home security cameras. The main reason people buy-in to the idea is to keep an eye on things while they’re out living their lives. However, the “big brother” feel of having a set of eyes on you when you’re at home isn’t for everyone, even if the lens itself is set to privacy mode and not actually recording. Every product has its pros and cons, so let’s take a look at the Canary all-in-one home security system and find out if it deserves that spot on your mantle.

Review: Gears of War Ultimate Edition: a classic remastered and modernized...

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No third-person shooter franchise made a bigger impact on Xbox 360 than Gears of War. Now, with Gears of War Ultimate Edition, the game that started it all has made the leap to Xbox One—complete with remastered graphics, modernized controls, and content previously exclusive to the PC version. Gears is back, and better than ever!

Review: Professor Layton and the Azran Legacy [Nintendo 3DS)

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There are very few game series’ I’ve enjoyed more in my lifetime of gaming than the Professor Layton one.  It always excites me to no end to get to unwrap and solve another couple hundred puzzles, and I always keep going back for more.  I don`t have to explain how excited I was to hear that the final installment of the prequel to the first trilogy is finally available and also how much I`ve been anticipating having it in my hands.  I did get it, and click below for my thoughts.

Review: Tiggly Geoshapes, Counting iPad Toys

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Kids loving playing with tablets like the iPad. And some of the latest toys, like the Tiggly Geoshapes and Counting toys, interact with apps to make the experience fun and interactive. I, and my 3-year-old son, spent some time with both sets to give our take on them.

Turtle Beach VelocityOne race wheel review

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The Turtle Beach VelocityOne Race Wheel offers greater immersion for racing sim fans on Xbox and PC, my full review.

My Review of the Meccano Meccanoid XL 2.0 Personal Robot

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If you enjoy complex mechanical projects, STEM learning toys, or super friendly (and highly interactive) robots, then you'll love the Meccano Meccanoid XL 2.0 Personal Robot. This bot, which is the newly updated version of last year's Meccanoid G15 KS, has over 3000 pre-programmed phrases & numerous other features that you can learn all about by reading my review. If this interests you, then click on through!

Review: South Park: The Stick of Truth

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It’s been a very long time since there was a South Park console game.  In fact, the newest system when the last console was game was out was Sega Dreamcast, a previous object of Cartman’s affection.  Some 15 years after South Park Rally, it’s time for the cast and crew to come back a few gaming generations and 200 episodes later.  The Stick of Truth is the first game back, courtesy of Ubisoft, and is a Role Playing Game of all things.  Featuring more fart gags and more inside jokes than perhaps any other video game I’ve ever played in my life, please come check out the review for this rather unique title.

Review: Rocket League Collector’s Edition is packed full of content and...

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 Rocket League Collector’s Edition combines all the fast paced, high-octane next-generation action into one content filled disc. Available on the Xbox One and PlayStation 4, this retail release of the popular game comes packed with four new cars, and all the content and vehicles found in the Chaos Run, Supersonic Furry, and Revenge of the Battle-Cars DLC packs. Come inside and see why Rocket League Collector’s Edition will keep you coming back time and time again.