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The Witcher 3: Hearts of Stone: The TAY Review

11/15/2020 by HyConnor

The Witcher 3: Hearts of Stone is the first of two expansion packs for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. The developer, CD Projekt Red, has already released a lot of free DLC for the game and the main game is one of the longest and most satisfying RPGs of 2015. So with all the free DLC and … Read more

Guide – Custom Controller configuration on PS4 (including gyro aiming!)

11/13/202005/20/2020 by NovaChild

I only recently got a PS4, after having gotten very used to using gyroscopic aiming on my PC for games like Tomb Raider (2013). I was completely unable to play Horizon Zero Dawn using only the sticks, so after much searching of Reddit and YouTube (and a fair bit of experimentation) I have figured out how to use it on my PS4 as well, with the help of my PC running steam and other software.

This guide will show you what I do to get it to work. In the process, you will also see how this process can be tweaked to unlock many options for PS4 control, including using the Xbox Elite controller, Nintendo Switch Pro controller, or Steam controller with your ps4.

Note: This technique is not free – it will cost you a minimum of 12 British Pounds (about $14 right now) for the software.

Returning Gamer Reviews: The First Half of Tomb Raider (2013)

11/13/202004/03/2020 by NovaChild

I have recently returned to consistent gaming after over a decade of dabbling. I am reviewing games that work for me, as I finish them. Well…usually… I’m writing this review before finishing this game. As of this point, I’m halfway through. Maybe I’ll write another review of the second half once I finish, and get two of … Read more

Life as a Low-End Laptop Gamer

11/17/202002/05/2017 by RedStripe118

In the gaming community, the PC’s reputation is that of a high-end, boutique gaming system. Top of the line, on the cutting edge of what can be pulled off (technically speaking, at least) in video games. The gold standard against which consoles never dare compete. For at least one person, however, the PC does not represent such things to him.