Author: Ken McKown

I have contemplated over and over how I was going to handle this game when I finally sat down at the trusty keyboard to express my thoughts on the sequel to the game that started ZTGD. I felt it neces...[Read More]

The latest entry into the seemingly endless Megaman universe comes in the form of the seventh game in the X series. Capcom has opted to take our favorite blue bomber into the third dimension and it co...[Read More]

Anyone who knows me can tell you I am a huge fan of Capcom’s classic MegaMan series. In fact I have gone as far as contemplating having the blue bomber inked permanently onto my arm, but aside from th...[Read More]

Remakes are a touchy subject, especially when the subject matter involves one of gaming’s most beloved characters. So when I heard Capcom was releasing two new MegaMan titles, and both were re-makes, ...[Read More]

Old-school will never die, but you will, over and over. Out of all the ideas flowing out of Capcom lately, I still think the best one was to take everyone’s favorite blue-bomber back to his 8-bit root...[Read More]

Good morning LT., first I want to congratulate you on your fine work in the past. You have proven yourself worthy of your legendary status and continue to prove that one man can make a difference. Tod...[Read More]

In the realm of WWII first-person shooters it is nearly impossible to stand out and even more difficult to impress. No series is more of aware of this than EA’s long-running Medal of Honor series. In ...[Read More]

The closest thing we will probably get to The Incredible Machine. Puzzle games on the Nintendo DS are a dime a dozen, which means there is a lot of mediocre garbage to wade through before finding a tr...[Read More]

It was only a matter of time before the inevitable happened. Classic SNES gaming has been dormant for too long, remakes of such classic games as Mario, Zelda, and the like are commonplace nowadays but...[Read More]

Well this is a first, our first double review. Tonight it is for Max Payne for the XBox and PS2. The game came out for both systems so close together that there was bound to be some comparisons. First...[Read More]