Author: Ken McKown

If there is one genre that the DS has always done well it is puzzle games. Whether you have the simplistic standard fare or perhaps an old favorite jazzed up with some touch screen interactivity there...[Read More]

You spin me right round baby, right round. I will be the first to admit when I heard the name and saw the boxart for Tornado Outbreak I immediately dismissed it. Then after some research and quite a b...[Read More]

The virtual tennis court has certainly seen its ups and downs over the past decade. From the memorable Virtua Tennis to the entirely forgettable Hard Hitter Tennis the millennium version of pong has c...[Read More]

In the past most fishing games have kind of paled in the fun factor area, that is until Sega Bass Fishing hit the scene and the fans went nuts! A fishing controller to be used with a fishing game and ...[Read More]

Pirates vs. Ninjas that doesn’t suck. The old playground debate of who would win in a fight has been addressed in Spike TV’s amusing show Deadliest Warrior. To compensate that developer Pi...[Read More]

A great addition to the rhythm game family. The music game genre isn’t quite what it used to be. The barrage of plastic guitars and bulky drum kits is likely to begin a major decline in the comi...[Read More]

The year is 2219, the first ever Blitz tournament is about to being after a bloody and violent pre-selection process the combatants are prepared to deliver pain to their opponents. There are 14 teams ...[Read More]

The concept of survival horror isn’t uncommon among console games. Ever since the inception of Resident Evil there have been numerous games that aim to scare the pants off of gamers. This has not, how...[Read More]