Author: Ken McKown

One of the best looking and best Naruto games to date. Before tackling some of the early Naruto games I honestly had no idea who this character was. Making the leap from the pages of manga all the way...[Read More]

Same old flip and kick. Sony’s portable system has become the unofficial home of fighting games on the go. From classics such as Darkstalkers and Street Fighter to more modern iterations of Tekk...[Read More]

Of all the licensed games on the market anime inspired ones usually fare much better than the rest. This is further enforced when you consider that one of the most popular franchises, Naruto spans two...[Read More]

One of the hardest types of game to review has to be compilations. While most of them consist of a handful of stellar titles the rest is usually filled with no-name titles that the company uses to pad...[Read More]

More of a sideways step for the series. The original Ninety Nine Nights was a perfect example of the classic hack and slash gameplay a lot of us grew up with. It was also Microsoft’s first attem...[Read More]

Good times in the prehistoric era. It is hard to imagine, but before entering myself into the world of gaming journalism I rarely touched a game aimed specifically at the younger demographic. Titles l...[Read More]

Super heroes are one of the few things that have managed to stand the test of time. It’s hard to believe that some of them have been around for nearly half a decade. It’s great to see that kids today ...[Read More]

Hell hath no fury… I’ll be the first one to admit, when I first heard about Infernal: Hell’s Vengeance I was intrigued. The story sounded original, it was from a small team so they m...[Read More]

An interesting, but flawed concept. Inferno Pool is not what you would expect considering the name. This isn’t really your standard game of billiards nor is it one that is one fire. Instead Infe...[Read More]