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Video Game Review: Zombie Army Trilogy

March 23, 2015 / Jeff Cater, Video Game Reviews

If you’ve ever played any of the recent Sniper Elite titles, the controls are absolutely identical. If you’re a neophyte, then you’ll find a control scheme that is comfortable, responsive and effective. Navigating the tight streets and examining your surroundings are bound to the left and right sticks, respectively. Once you pull L2 to scope in on a target, you can empty your lung to steady your shot with the R1 button, which is essential to nailing the perfect shot.

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2015 RotoRob MLB Draft Kit: First Base Rankings

March 23, 2015 / 2015 RotoRob MLB Draft Kit, Baseball, Cheat sheets, Michael Seff

An 11th straight 25-homer season has Cabrera within shouting distance of 400 career dingers and he won’t be 32 until next month.

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The Wire Troll: Benoit Pouliot Produces in Unproductive Edmonton

March 22, 2015 / Dakota Case, Hockey, The Wire Troll

In 419 career games, Pouliot has 92 goals, 186 points and a plus-47 rating over the course of nine seasons with Minnesota, Montreal, Boston, Tampa Bay, New York (Rangers) and Edmonton. His best points-per-game season came in the lockout shortened 2013 campaign with the Lightning in which he collected eight goals, 20 points and a plus-8 rating in 34 games. In regards to his highest number of points per season, Pouliot set a career high of 36 (15 goals, 21 assists) and seven power play goals in 80 games with the Rangers last season. A solid playoff run with five goals, 10 points and a plus-8 rating in 25 postseason games elevated him as an intriguing option on the free agent market.

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The Wire Troll: Randy Foye Finding His Groove

March 21, 2015 / Basketball, McCade Pearson, The Wire Troll

Foye is a nice late season option if you need a three-point shooter. Over the past four games, he’s scored 16 or more and has made 15 three pointers in that span. Foye’s assist numbers aren’t bad, and he is a good free throw shooter also. He could be a big help to your team.

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Video Game Review: Final Fantasy Type-0 HD

March 20, 2015 / Video Game Reviews

While Final Fantasy has moved away from turn-based combat, it still maintained a number of similarities such as allowing you to queue up actions and stat-based encounters. All of that is out the window here, as Type-0 HD is straight real-time action. You control one member of your three-person team at a time and are able to switch between them on the fly with the d-pad. Each offers a unique weapon and skills, and you’re free to mix and match your pairings.

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Ryan Cook’s Job in Jeopardy

March 18, 2015 / Baseball, Player profile

Last year, he struggled in August (6.10 ERA) and then experienced some wildness in September (three walks in 5 2/3 IP — all of which came in a key outing) as Cook was unable to come close to the brilliance he exhibited in 2012 and 2013. In the first half of the season, he missed almost a month with a forearm strain (often a precursor to Tommy John surgery, and certainly a red flag).

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Video Game Review: Dragon Ball Xenoverse

March 18, 2015 / Jeff Cater, Video Game Reviews

Someone is messing around with the timeline of Earth and turning the victors of major battles into the losers, and it seems to be just out of Goku’s ability to rectify. This is where you come in as a Time Patroller under the guidance of Trunks. You create a character from a few different races such as Human, Saiyan, Buu, Namekian, or Frieza, and then you begin your job patching up time.

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