Popping the cap off of the can of Super Dry, you will be immediately met with an absolutely delicious aroma. And I mean it is fantastic. Perfect. And I’m not kidding. Super Dry is the first product I’ve ever reviewed that scores a perfect 10 in the aroma department. It’s a strong lime scent with a perfect balance between sweet and sour. After opening a can of Super Dry, I literally put my nose inside of the opening to breath for the next several minutes. It is really unbelievably delicious, and I often times buy this flavor just for the scent. Continue reading
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[Energy Drink Review] X-Presso Monster: Hammer
All over Europe they’ve got these cool little coffee shops that serve killer espresso with creamy foam on top. Our madman in R&D figured out how to get that same smooth texture by injecting potent imported espresso with Nitrous Oxide. The we up’d the ante by adding out “tried and true” Monster energy blend.
X-PRESSO MONSTER has a rich creamy texture, imported espresso flavor, and a Monster buzz that just won’t quit. Made in Holland but only available in the USA. What a country…
X-Press yourself!
Nitrous Oxide in an energy coffee? Sounds interesting. Continue reading
[Food Review] Volcano Nachos
The Volcano Menu has recently began to feel stale for me. I’ve eaten countless Volcano Tacos and refuse to meet Taco Bell’s price demands with the Volcano Burrito unless it’s on a special occasion (happy anniversary, honey), and the magic was just starting to fade. Then lo and behold I receive an email from Everyview reader Troy, who runs the stellar energy drink review site edjunkie.com, informing me of the Volcano Nachos. This surprised me because I had been waiting for that Volcano Crunchwrap our friends over at Grub Grade had predicted. Still, I decided to check into it as soon as possible to see what the Volcano Menu had in store for me.
I’ve ordered them, eaten them, and my bowels violently rejected them, so the only thing that’s left is to review them. Ladies and gentlemen, it’s review time. Continue reading
[The Everyview Update] 08/02/09
Hey guys, I hope everyone is having an awesome Sunday! This week on Everyview we have no major updates to report, but we do believe we secured a new writer. I’m not 100% sure when he’ll start, but if he follows through you’ll see an intro post so make sure you make him feel comfortable whenever you get the chance.
Since I don’t have anything to talk about, make sure you stop by all of our friend sites and give them some love!
- Taco Bell launches their new Volcano Nachos! We’ve got a review for these coming out tomorrow, but since I’m sure you can’t wait, go ahead and check out Grub Grade’s awesome review.
- Everything I’ve read about Little King’s Story for the Wii has been super positive, and it looks like the game has managed to wow SuperPhillip Central as well!
- Just as Taco Bell is building its Volcano Menu, Burger King is adding new Sandwiches to its line of pissed off Angry items. Check out The Impulsive Buy’s reviews.
- I’ve never heard of Jagged Alliance, but a high score from The Tancave is enough reason for me to play it.
- I hate myself. When I read We Rate Stuff’s review for a film called Moon I kept singing that damned “We Went to the Moon in 1969” song from Even Stevens. I suck.
[Video Game Review] BioShock (Xbox 360)
System: Xbox 360 (Also on PS3, PC)
Developer: 2K Boston
Publisher: 2K Games
Genre: First-Person Adventure
The majority of people, critics and consumers alike, refuse to believe that video games will ever be considered a true form of art. They claim that games are too crude and shallow to provide a truly inspirational and emotionally satisfying experience. For those people, here’s BioShock. Proof that video games are evolving into something that can be viewed as true art.
Now would you kindly go ahead and read this review. Continue reading
[Energy Drink Review] Syzmo Organic Energy Drink
Overview:
I’m going to go ahead and be honest with you guys. I usually refuse to taste anything with a label of “Organic” since I had a terribly frightful experience with organic peanut butter. I don’t really want to go into it here, but let’s just say that there was lots of blood, tears, and a great loss of dignity involved.
Organic things just usually suck. I’m not saying all organic products are the pits, but the majority of them are absolutely disgusting when sat next to their chemical-enriched counterparts. And if anything has the potential to go horribly wrong by becoming organic it’s energy drinks. And peanut butter. So much blood… Continue reading
[Geek News] Cocaine Crashes Comic-Con
[Energy Drink Review] Die Hard Sports Energy
Sports/Energy Drink hybrid products are certainly nothing new. The trend was started with Brawndo: The Thirst Mutilator, which was actually the very first sports energy drink on the market. Since its release there have been more and more of these hybrids that are designed to deliver a decent kick while keeping your body hydrated for strenuous exercise, something that standard energy drinks can’t do.
Straight from the can:
Scientifically formulated to deliver effective hydration, responsible energy and natural flavors to ensure optimum performance before, during and after physical activity.
Responsible energy? Sounds boring. Continue reading
[Movie News] Tim Burton’s “Alice In Wonderland” Trailer
This is the latest trailer for the highly anticipated Alice in Wonderland film from the creative mind of Tim Burton, which premiered at Comic-Con.
[Energy Drink Review] Stacker 2 YJ Stinger Sinful Citrus
Overview:
The YJ Stinger brand is pretty close to being deceased, and for good reason. Though its lame TV advertisements featuring pro wrestlers helped it become one of the first mainstream energy drinks, it quickly fell off of consumer radars due to its inaccessibility.
The drink was released in four flavors, all of which failed on the market. The Sinful Citrus flavor has the reputation for being the best, though, so I figured this would be the least painful flavor to try.
But the experience was still pretty painful. Continue reading