Matthew Arcari

1 week ago | theaureview.com | Matthew Arcari

Solid State Drives (SSDs) are fast becoming the new storage standard for PCs, gaming consoles, and external hard drives. For one, there are no moving parts within the unit, meaning they’re more reliable than your standard Hard Disk Drive (HDD). They’re also much faster when transferring and loading files, so apart from the more expensive price tag, they’re the way to go for larger external storage options.

2 weeks ago | theaureview.com | Matthew Arcari

We previewed this remaster of Onimusha 2: Samurai’s Destiny just under a month ago, and have to say, most of our final sentiments still ring true, so we apologise if we referred to any old ground. You can check out our full preview of Onimusha 2: Samurai’s Destiny here. This remaster of Onimusha 2: Samurai’s Destinyis very much the same game that was released back in 2002, but with a few neat and meaningful improvements that help both traversal and combat feel that much smoother.

2 weeks ago | theaureview.com | Matthew Arcari

For as many RPGs as I’ve played over the years, I’m not necessarily a fan of the genre. Sure, you’ve got your classics, be it Final Fantasy VII or its remake, the various Pokémon games or Fire Emblem: Three Houses. But I feel as though even then, with turn-based combat a part of the core experience, there’s always something else to drive players forward. Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is one of those games.

3 weeks ago | theaureview.com | Matthew Arcari

The range of electric toothbrushes continues to grow, seemingly by the day. While brands like Colgate, Oral-B and even Hismile are the popular options here in Australia, Oclean has decided to have a crack at the market. With Xiaomi as a parent company, there’s no doubt that Oclean is already providing great value for the amount of features you’re getting.

3 weeks ago | theaureview.com | Matthew Arcari

In its fourth year, Cure Cancer’s Game On Cancer initiative will be running its Superhero Streamers event, which will go towards supporting ground-breaking cancer research. The event will run from Monday 1st April through to Friday 31st May, and will allow creators from various walks of life to support the awesome Cure Cancer researchers who should undoubtedly be labelled real-life superheroes.