Author: Ken McKown

Over the years we have seen Shrek in just about every facet of the gaming world. Whether he is burning rubber in a kart racer or getting together with his friends in the latest party game, this big gr...[Read More]

Every summer we are bombarded with a slew of movie-to-game translations of the summer’s biggest blockbusters. This year is certainly no different with Activision leading the charge with titles like, S...[Read More]

How many years does it take to tell a great story? Is it ten, perhaps twenty? The answer is simple, a great story can be eternal which is how long the wait for Shenmue 2 felt. To those of us who were ...[Read More]

Struggling to find an identity. Over the years we have watched Tony Hawk slowly decline into a mass-market peripheral-based game while EA’s Skate series slowly took over the reins becoming more ...[Read More]

A classic action game with next-gen style. I love reviewing downloadable games. It seems developers and publishers get more of an opportunity to take chances on titles. EA has been on a role now with ...[Read More]

Sam is starting to show his age. The namesake Serious Sam is sort of a defeating statement. The game is far from serious, which is likely intentional by the developers to be ironic. Still when the gam...[Read More]

Well worth it if you invest the time. Section 8 is the type of game that has the markings of just another first-person shooter for the Xbox 360. Your character is a generic soldier fighting a group of...[Read More]

The idea behind Xbox Live Arcade has always been a noble one. Allow small developers a chance to display their work in a controlled environment without the hassles and cost of fighting for retail spac...[Read More]