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Warriors Orochi 4 – Ultimate Review (Xbox One X)
Following several months after the release of the vanilla edition comes the Ultimate Edition of Warriors Orochi 4. What makes it the Ultimate Edition?
Well the addition of 7 extra characters, that is what. You now have 177 playable characters at you disposal. So basically nothing new here.
For those unfamiliar with the Warriors Orochi series it is a 3rd Person Hack ‘n Slash game based on the Dynasty Warriors and Samurai Warriors games.
GAME REVIEWS
Traditional long format reviews
Resident Evil 3 (2020) Review (Xbox One X)
After the resounding success of last years Resident Evil 2 remake it only made sense that Resident Evil 3 was next on the list. And like my review of Resident Evil 2, this will be spoiler free for those who are yet to return to Raccoon City.
As a fan of single player games it is such a pleasure to see absolute classics being resurrected for the current generation of hardware, and gamers.
Are you ready to return to Raccoon City once more? Trust me. The scares are real, especially alone at midnight, in the dark, wearing headphones…
FEATURES
Occasional Features, maybe off topic, maybe news, maybe opinion pieces, mostly interesting.
Norton 360 Premium Lifelock, review
Anti-virus software is one of things that’s a little bit like house and contents insurance:
You don’t feel you need it so you wonder why you’re paying the premiums. But something when goes wrong, you’re really glad you had it.
When it comes to anti-virus software, I’ve gone down the free route in the past. AVG, Avast, Karpersky, that sort of thing, which offer basic protection. Without the bells and whistles of the premium products like McAfee or Norton, which is what we’re reviewing here.
Hardware Reviews
Gadgets, Gifts and stuff that we like that isn't a game.
Sennheiser GSP 370 Headphones, Review (YouTube)
It’s been a while since my last Video Review. So I thought would come back strong with one of our favorites at Koru-Cottage… a Sennheiser GSP 370 headphones review to be precise.
German company Sennheiser is a very well established name in the audio world, in fact they have been around since 1945. They have however only in recent years ventured into the niche space of video game headsets, and now they boast a sizable range.
The Sennheiser GSP 370 wireless gaming headphones are some of the most impressive wireless headphones I have ever used. That said, to enjoy the quality and comfort you have to make sacrifices.
Check out the full Video Review below and remember…Like, Sub and Share people!
