Mad Max Review
One man enters and one score leaves, as Peter kicks up some dust in Mad Max's quite literal sandbox.
One man enters and one score leaves, as Peter kicks up some dust in Mad Max's quite literal sandbox.
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Peter has a look at the Steam release of King of Dragon Pass, and reminds everybody it’s a great game.
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There's a hulking familiarity to this 90s board game adaptation, but LoS uses its marines and tight corridors a little differently.
Ronin Ronin Ronin / Though their guns are mowin’ / Keep those daggers throwin’ / More died!
Specs Basic Buttons: 9-buttons + wheel Transmission: Wired Socket: USB (2.0/3.0) compatible Cable Length: 1.8M Gaming Specific Resolution: 8,200 CPI, 5 Level adjustable Image Processing: 10.8 Megapixels/Sec Frame Rate: 12,000 FPS Acceleration: 30g Tracking Speed: 150 inches/Sec (IPS) Report Rate: 125 1,000Hz/Sec [4-Level Adjustable] Key Response Time: Less than 1ms* Profile: 3-Sets Memory Size: 160K […]
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