Author: Ken McKown

Two steps forward and one step back. I am admittedly a fan of 2007’s Kane & Lynch: Dead Men. I really enjoyed the characters, the innovative online mode and most of all, the locales. When I heard...[Read More]

If you are a fan of IO Interactive’s previous outings (Hitman, Freedom Fighters) than the premise behind Kane and Lynch will undoubtedly intrigue you. Dark and gritty storytelling mixed with violent c...[Read More]

History has shown us that movies to games usually don’t pan out with positive results. In fact with the exception of a few games such as Goldeneye and more recently Riddick they are generally disappoi...[Read More]

A mini-golf game with a storyline…what’s next? If there is one genre I am a sucker for it is mini-golf. Everything from Hot Shots Golf to smaller titles such as 3D Ultra Mini Golf and Golf...[Read More]

Not quite the rebirth we were hoping for. With 2009 being the year that fighting games make a triumphant return it was only logical that we see a release of SNK Playmore’s proverbial King of Fig...[Read More]

An old friend returns. If you spend any time in any circle of hardcore gamers you have no doubt heard mention of certain titles that were grossly overlooked. Names like Jersey Devil, Beyond Good &...[Read More]

Inventive, complex, and wholly addictive. Anyone who doubts that the Nintendo DS is the undisputed king when it comes to RPGs needs only to take a look at the list of amazing titles currently on the s...[Read More]

A solid, if not overpriced effort. In a world dominated by twin-stick shooters and traditional puzzle games it is sometimes hard to promote a common word search game. Like the few before it KrissX (pr...[Read More]