Happy 4th of July

'MERICA

And that's about all I have to say really, happy 4th. Fire up the barbecue, watch some fireworks, or buy some fireworks of your own and "accidentally" set that newly planted bush in your neighbors lawn on fire. It's all in the name of freedom, right? If you're not from the US and you're reading this, have yourself a good day I suppose. Might as well make this into a quick news update while I'm at it. Some new Nerf blasters are hitting the shelves recently such as the Doominator and the highly overrated and overhyped Stryfe reshell also known as the Modulus. I'll be picking a few of these up as soon as I spot them. I also got a new phone finally, a Galaxy Note 4 in fact, but I may not end up reviewing it. I also ended up killing a Galaxy S5 in the process of reviewing that this week and I'll get something up on that mess in a bit. Anyways happy 4th. Don't go blowing yourself up tonight.

Air Zone Punisher Review (7/10)

It costs $400,000 dollars to fire this weapon for twelve seconds.

This review is pretty late but whatever. I got a thing for giant, impractical, guns that do more to harm you just carrying them around than anything terribly worth noting on the battlefield. Pretty much nearly every heavy machine gun I've used minus the Rhino-Fire boasts huge ammo capacities, massive sizes and weights, and they don't shoot anything more impressive than your average rifle. The Punisher fits that bill very well, but it sure as hell knows how to look cool while doing so.

Taking a breather for a moment

Sorry for the lack of progress lately guys. Nothing all that important has been happening in the Nerf world lately and I've decided to go take a break from that. Until some new blasters hit the shelves or I find something interesting on eBay, I'm not going to be very active in that neck of the woods. On a more interesting note, a lot of new games are coming out soon like Forza 6, Black Ops III, and most importantly, Fallout 4, and I'll be covering some of that eventually. I also reserved a free copy of Windows 10 recently and after all the hate I gave Windows 8, I can only hope for the better now that the OS is now more or less a fusion of all the good bits from 7 and 8 respectively, or that's what I hope. Since it's free, I got nothing to lose and I'll get a review up after I play around with a it for a day or two. I'll be active on Reddit and NM&R every now and then, but other than that, see you guys on the other side.

Max Force Terrornator 85 Review (7/10)

Graduate from foam? Um...

Well I never did think I'd end up buying one of these but they are becoming quite scarce due to the fact Jakks Pacific's Max Force line was sadly a flop, and promptly discontinued last year. Luckily I managed to snag this beast on eBay for $30 bucks brand new, and I'm quite impressed... all the way up until I had to clean up the trail of carnage this thing leaves behind.

Nerf RotoTrack Review (5/10)

The first gun in history capable of giving the user Carpal tunnel syndrome.

How to I start this... ermm... yeah I'm a bit lost. I suppose you can say I wasn't exactly thinking about what I was buying on eBay at that very moment and ended up caving in on an old RotoTrack, one of the first belt fed blaster's Nerf has put out. But to put it this way, being one of the first usually isn't a good thing.

Nerf Vortex Nitron Review (7/10)

Collecting dust on store shelves since 2012.

This is one of those reviews where I came very late to the party. Anyways this is the Nitron and this is my review and opinion on Vortex's only assault rifle.

Skullcandy PLYR1 Headset Review

Let's face it, we all hate cables.

Headsets have been a basket case for me. I can never seem to find one that is of good quality for a price that won't kill my wallet. My past headsets, namely the Afterglow series, while good, were still far from perfect. I did have an interest in Skullcandy's line of gaming headsets at the time, in particular their flagship model, the PLYR 1. And believe it or not, I couldn't be more happy with it.