Author: Ken McKown
Ken is the Editor-in-Chief of this hole in the wall and he loves to troll for the fun of it. He also enjoys long walks through Arkham Asylum and the cool air of Shadow Moses Island. His turn-ons include Mortal Kombat, Metal Gear Solid and StarCraft.
Lumines Supernova
The only puzzle game that makes you feel the need to dance. For anyone who listens to our weekly podcast the Lumines tune should be fresh in your mind. This techno-inspired puzzler was introduced at t...[Read More]
Lunar Knights
The two original Boktai games released for the GBA were among the most innovative and unique titles in recent memory. This also limited them to a very small fanbase and in turn less than impressive sa...[Read More]
Luigi’s Mansion
Everyone wanted to know where our Gamecube reviews were so we decided to give you one. The reason for the delay is that we wanted to be over the whole hype of the system being so new. Unlike other sit...[Read More]
Lost Kingdoms
Yes the truth of the matter is that the Gamecube is lacking in software titles. Where PS2 and XBox are just pumping out game after game the lonely Nintendo console sits back and prepares for the unlea...[Read More]
Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga’Hoole
A licensed game worth a hoot. It is amazing that I don’t go into movie tie-in games with a sense of irritation anymore. The current flux of solid titles has actually caused me to be more optimis...[Read More]
Last Rebellion
Fantastic combat mixed with disappointing presentation. We are finally reaching a point where just about every developer is beginning to make games for the next-gen consoles. The PS2 is on the way out...[Read More]
Left 4 Dead
The zombie apocalypse has never been this fun. The idea of making a first-person shooter that involves zombies is not a new concept. In fact the zombies and videogames have been synonymous for quite s...[Read More]
Left 4 Dead 2
Still the best co-op experience you will have on a console. Left 4 Dead 2 has been the center of more than its fair share of controversy. From the announcement that the game would be full retail price...[Read More]
Legacy of Ys: Books I & II
One for the grizzled RPG veterans that remember the glory days. Old-school RPG aficionados are sure to remember Nihon Falcom’s original Ys Books, but unless you were an avid fan of the genre these cla...[Read More]
Legend of the Dragon
I’ll admit, before this game was released I had never heard of this cartoon. In fact for the most part I find most of today’s cartoons to be rather stale and lacking when compared to my childhood favo...[Read More]