Magnavox Videos

This is a video review for the Philips CD-i title 'Tetsuo Gaiden'.

This is a video review of the Philips CD-i game 'Voyeur'.

The Second half of this epic review! http://www.theirategamer.com (in case you're not old enough to understand the reference, HAL is from the '2001 Space Odyssey' Movie) Just to let everyone know, I'll be doing a few game reviews next before returning to the HOV series.

Part 2 of this Massive miniseries. Be sure to check out part 1 first: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X58CdkLVr6A For those of you not old enough to know, HAL is from the 2001 Space Odyssey Movie. if you've seen the movie, then you'll know where part 2 should be heading ;)

Part 2 of this Massive miniseries. Be sure to check out part 1 first: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X58CdkLVr6A For those of you not old enough to know, HAL is from the 2001 Space Odyssey Movie. if you've seen the movie, then you'll know where part 2 should be heading ;)

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This is a video review for the Disney plug & play TV game from Jakks Pacific released in 2004. This episode has some graphical glitches due to the capture software, these do NOT appear in the actual game.

On Magnavox's two previous Rack & Ruin releases, those EP's showed delicate shades of light and shade, allowing the listener to hear a varied mix from Kevin Cardinales' vast repertoire. With "Found Vibrations", Cardinal manages to not only build on his previous work, but to bring them together in beautiful unison. Influences run deep throughout this album, from the catchy pop of "Man, Ick", the repetitive nursery rhyme 'this-will-stick-in-your-head-ness' of "Go To Sleep", through to the straight up tropical beats of "Jungle Rave", Cardinale not only approaches each song with seemingly fresh ears, but he still manages to blend them in together to make this an 'album album', and not one of thoses where you can just listen to the occasional song here and there. Of course there are still the heavily layered sounds, and repetitive loops, but it is the intricate construction, and attention to detail, that rewards the listener every time they double click the .mp3 files. "Found Vibrations" is unashamed, easily digestable music that the casual listener will love, but also it has more than enough going on to please the connoisseur needing to find their next fix of overwhelming and inspirational music. Download Full Release Play a sample track Rack & Ruin records

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This is a video review of the Philips CD-i game 'Lost Eden'.

Walmart's $98 Blu-ray Player vs. Sony's BDP-S360 and LG's BD390, Netflix + Sony, Home Theater Help: Component vs. RGB and Our Very First Recession Selection!

Walmart's $98 Blu-ray Player vs. Sony's BDP-S360 and LG's BD390, Netflix + Sony, Home Theater Help: Component vs. RGB and Our Very First Recession Selection!

This is a video review of the Philips CD-i game 'Rise of the Robots'.