Cory Shultz – Editor in Chief
Video Games Are My Life
How ya doing? The name is Cory. Since I was 3, I have been playing video games. It all started with a NES, and now I over 20 video game consoles. Gaming is my obsession that I can enjoy by myself, or with my closest friends. I started For the Love of Gaming for the simple fact that I like to express my opinion on the latest games. When events like E3 hit, the world stops for me. I do nothing by take in all of the gaming goodness that is being reveled. Video games are my life, and I spend every minute thinking about them.
Favorite Game: DOOM
Favorite System: SNES
Favorite Developer: ID Software
Gamertag: Nikana4400
PSN: Nikana4400
Email: Cory@4logpc.com
SSX Demo Impressions
After a long vacation, the beloved SSX franchise makes a return on the Xbox 360 and PS3. SSX 3 was the last time players got a proper installment and that was way back in 2003. The trailers for SSX first showed up at the VGA’s at the end of 2010, and since then the trailers have slowly been getting better and better. It seemed that EA Sports might of captured what made the SSX titles so memorable and fun, but gamers have finally been able to get their hands on the title and see for themselves.
The demo gives players two different tracks to choose from. The first is a racing course, while the other is a trick course. The racing course is meant to be focused on a combination of speed and tricks, and the trick course focus is getting the highest score possible. This is not new to SSX players, and it’s nice to see that the formula hasn’t been changed. Racing was always my weak point in SSX. I always found myself more interested in the trick courses due to the insane amount of spins that could be performed.
Guild Wars 2 Beta Sign Up Open for Only 48 Hours
If you have been itching to play Guild Wars 2 , then you will want to check out this page.
Guild Wars 2 is redefining what is possible in online roleplaying games. We’re casting aside worn out old MMO conventions for a new kind of gaming experience where your character’s story actually matters and your actions really have an impact on the world. Bid farewell to grind and hollow, meaningless quests and enter Tyria, a land of beauty and danger filled with dynamic events that are constantly changing and evolving. With dynamic action-oriented combat, customized personal storylines, intense competitive PvP, and world vs. world battles, Guild Wars 2 has something for every kind of gamer.
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Megaman X3 Retro Review
Welcome back to part 3 of my Megaman X series review. The first two installments of the Megaman X franchise were very good, and even though X2 wasn’t as good as the original it is still one of the better Megaman X games. Now it’s time for Megaman X3.
When we last saw X and Zero they had successfully defeated Sigma, and once again thought they had restored peace to the Reploid Race. Even with Sigma’s fall, Maverick activity still seems to be on the rise. After some time a doctor named Doppler makes a new technology that stops Reploids form rebelling and becoming Mavericks. Suddenly after months of peace, Reploids one by one started turning into Mavericks once again. After an attack at Hunter Headquarters X a Zero are able to pin point that the attack commands are order by Dr. Doppler himself.
For the Love of Gaming Podcast Episode 96: It’s a Touch Screen…For Your Hands
It’s a slow week in gaming, but the 4LOG crew is still playing their hearts outs.
Chris once again played Final Fantasy 13-2.
Garrett finished his first ever Fianl Fantasy.
Cory and Casey revistied Skyrim.
TMT: Mass Effect 3 Demo/Beta Impressions.
Call of Duty coming to the Vita.
Dragonball Z Kinect game inbound?
SSX demo hitting this week!
Assassins Creed 3 htting October 30th.
Guild War 2 console version coming in the distant future.
Twisted Metal the Movie confirmed.
Wii U tablet to support glasses less 3D?
Alan Wake Already Making Profit on PC
Alan Wake hit the Xbox a long time ago, but the writer was busy making his debut on the PC last week. Remedy has stated that they have already made back the money they spent to port the game to the PC.
“We are very happy with the sales and hitting #1 on Steam at launch was nothing short of amazing,” said Remedy’s Aki Järvilehto on the Remedy forums.
This is important news because Remedy will now most likely bring Alan Wake 2, and possibly even Alan Wake: American Nightmare, will be coming to the PC platform as well. Alan Wake has some of the best lighting effects that gaming has to offer, and the power of a PC only makes the game look even better.
“We recouped our development and marketing expenses during the first 48 hours. And yes, we’re certainly very excited about PC.”
Hopefully we will hear something about Alan Wake 2 in the near future, but only time will tell until we see the next physiological thriller.












