Author: Michael Futter

Mike is the Reviews Editor and former Community Manager for this fine, digital establishment. You can find him crawling through dungeons, cruising the galaxy in the Normandy, and geeking it out around a gaming table.

Jetpack Joyride Boldly Blasting Off with New Update (Hands On)

When I swung by the Halfbrick booth at PAX, I had the opportunity to get my hands on a big, upcoming update to iOS darling Jetpack Joyride. The simple to play/hard to master title is getting a big ove...[Read More]

Mortal Kombat Vita (Hands On)

The PlayStation Vita is quickly becoming a home for premiere fighting games of every color and creed. WB and Netherrealm aren’t going to let the opportunity for on-the-go fatalities. In my limit...[Read More]

The Witcher 2 is Upon Us (Hands On)

For those that have fallen in love with moral decisions in games, but loathe the instant feedback regarding consequences, The Witcher 2 will be the perfect game. Your decisions, like whether to kill t...[Read More]

Assassin’s Creed III – Grander Scope, Bloodier Kills (Preview)

Oh, Ubisoft, you are such a tease. You know I want to actually get my hands on Assassin’s Creed III. When the PAX East show floor opened up to the media an hour before the public was allowed in,...[Read More]

We Got a Peek Inside the Mind of Lollipop Chainsaw’s Suda 51

When the N4G Podcast team shared our individual top picks for 2011, Shadows of the Damned surprisingly crept up on more than a couple of top 10 rosters. OK… maybe it wasn’t so surprising a...[Read More]

It’s So Hard to Say Goodbye…

Thank you for participating in this Aperture Science computer-aided enrichment activity. Goodbye. One of the things I love about ZTGD is how, no matter how many gaming websites there are out there, th...[Read More]

UFC Undisputed 3 Review

Its always intimidating learning about an unfamiliar, but wildly popular topic. Watching your first football game without knowing what a first down is, learning a foreign language or picking up...

Haunt Review

The Kinect has had its highs and its lows and a whole lot in between. Each time I get the opportunity to review a Kinect game, I have no small amount of trepidation. I’m always afraid...[Read More]

Kung Fu High Impact Review

Right around the time the Playstation Move came out, a little developer called Virtual Air Guitar Company released a game called Kung Fu Live. The Playstation Eye was the key to the title, putting the...[Read More]

Law & Order: Legacies Review

Before Law & Order became slightly humorous for being on 24 hours a day (thanks to the TNT and USA networks), it broke ground by finding a balance between likeable, realistic characters with their...