It’s time to get back to football. Year-in and year-out the Madden franchise continues to sell palettes of copies. This is a testament to the fanbase that the game has accrued over the years. Th...[Read More]
The rebirth of a franchise. To me there is nothing better than summer beginning to die down, and the smell of fall is in the air. For one thing I absolutely hate hot weather, but this also means that ...[Read More]
Insert random joke which replaces “I” with “eye” here. When I first saw the name of Playbrain’s latest XBLA effort I had to stop and take a second. Were they referring to...[Read More]
Fun for everyone with a short attention span. In the realm of licensed games no company has seen more success than Activision, especially when it comes to those aimed at a younger demographic. Titles ...[Read More]
As my partner in crime Glitch Override I am reviewing the second half of Eidos’ newest batch of money grabbing goodness labeled Fresh Games. These are games grabbed from Japan and slapped with a...[Read More]
FPS games are a dime a dozen these days but if they all turn out like MG:BH I will take them all. The world of Mace Griffin is a familiar one. Borrowing from almost every other game if it’s type...[Read More]
A promising first effort scarred by poor design choices. In a year that has played host to some of the best games to ever be released you really have to have something special to stand out among the p...[Read More]
Expellum Tedium, or something to that effect. It is no secret that the LEGO games have become somewhat run into the ground. OK let’s be honest here, we can all hear the collective groan when the...[Read More]
Here I am, rock you like a Lego brick. It is utterly amazing to me how many reviews of rhythm games I have written in the past few months. Each company is firing all of their plastic instrument discs ...[Read More]
Here I am, rock you like a Lego brick. It is utterly amazing to me how many reviews of rhythm games I have written in the past few months. Each company is firing all of their plastic instrument discs ...[Read More]