Author: Ken McKown

Now that the Xbox has been established in the console world and has many followers and fan boys the system finally feels like it has made it’s mark in the console industry. With this achievement...[Read More]

Fun with foam darts. When my copy of Nerf: N-Strike Elite arrive I thought someone had sent me a Nerf gun as a joke. The latest chapter of the series comes packed with a plastic Nerf gun that houses t...[Read More]

A unique puzzle game with some frustrating technical flaws. The idea of mixing a puzzle game with an RPG may have sounded preposterous a few years ago, but with the moderate success of Puzzle Quest th...[Read More]

The need to own this game has finally returned. The Need for Speed series has gone through many incarnations over the years. The one thing that has felt missing from a lot of these attempts to create ...[Read More]

The words Need For Speed use to mean something. Back in the glory days of the 3DO a small company known as EA made what was perhaps the greatest racing game of all time, and for a console that failed ...[Read More]

Taking the series back to its roots. The Need for Speed franchise has seen more ups and downs than a thrilling roller coaster ride. The fabled EA series has been through so many changes that some thou...[Read More]

The series remains in cruise control. The Need for speed series has had a rocky road recently. It seems that ever since the introduction (and a bit before) the release of these fancy new consoles the ...[Read More]

Can you hear the fight song playing in the background? Can you smell the freshly charred hot dogs cooking? Can you smell the nasty beer breath from the fat guy sitting next to you with his face painte...[Read More]

Still at the head of the class. I love this time of year. Being a fan of the gridiron when EA Sports launches its NCAA Football series I know that football season is almost here. While waiting on my O...[Read More]

Time to graduate. Each year as the days begin to get warmer, I sit around and anticipate the arrival of my favorite sport. It has become tradition for me that when EA releases NCAA Football upon the w...[Read More]