So, you probably know that I got the Dota 2 Beta a while back. I've been playing it with ABSOLUTE zeal over the last 2 months. Rest assured, Valve are not messing it up for us;they're doing an excellent job. 
There's currently around 68 (very rough number, don't take it too literally) Heroes available for play at the moment, with a planned amount of 105. They're split quite evenly(between the three categories Strength,Intelligence,Agility), and balanced quite well, though as usual, there are some slightly broken heroes in the current roster, but Valve have been vigorously trying to iron out these imbalances, with Feedback Forums also being set up for players to report Overpowered heroes, glitches, and any other commonly encountered problems that they feel needs mentioning.
At the moment, I would say the beta is at it's peak in terms of performance, with most glitches being ironed out as well as new updates constantly adding more and more to the game, from minor patches to big ass re-hauls.

Anyway, back to ME. So, I've spent 90 hours on this game in the past 2 weeks, and I've come from a complete noob into a somewhat competent player(in my opinion). I have come to the conclusion that I can pretty effectively analyze a hero and point out his strengths and weaknesses and whatnot.

So, I am very proud to announce my upcoming Dota 2 Hero Previews! Where I will offer my inferior opinion on heroes, how they should be played, and stuff. I think I'll start out with a fairly easy hero; Ursa, the Fuzzy Wuzzy Bear.

I am also working on a Saints Row:The Third Review, however, where I have achieved 90% completion of (finished the main story), but this will most likely come after the first 5 Hero previews.

However, If there's anyone reading this that is actually more interested in a Saint's Row Review than Dota 2 Hero previews, feel free to post a comment here stating as such, and I might just change my mind :p.

That is, of course, if anyone comments.

-Jason

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First I’d like to apologise for my absence. I’ve been busy with Replica stuff. Also, I was kidnapped by a game called Skyrim…

So a while ago I wrote an article discussing differences between multi-platform games on each console. Since then I have heard much about the prolonged issues on the Playstation 3 port of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. As I got the Xbox 360 port I will be reviewing only based upon my own playing experience (how many bugs, glitches and frame-rate issues I came across). Now, onto the actual review…       (click read more)