Author: Ken McKown

Butt missiles cannot save this one from mediocrity. The licensed game conundrum continues. Astro Boy is back with a full-length feature film, and per usual to accompany it comes the quintessential tie...[Read More]

Great for the younger, much younger crowd. Football is quickly becoming America’s number one pastime and the need for more accessible games for the younger demographic are a must. The Backyard Footbal...[Read More]

Gotta catch them all…oh wait. It is absolutely astonishing how many of these collectible phenomena crop up over time. First it was Pokémon, then it was Yu-Gi-Oh and now we have Bakugan. I...[Read More]

If you wanna be my lover, you gotta get with my track pack. The premise behind Band Hero is exactly what is going to get it the most criticism from reviewers. This is essentially the same game that wa...[Read More]

When you want to carry Taylor Swift in your pocket. The portable rocking genre is beginning to get a bit crowded now. With a new DS iteration of the “Hero” franchise landing every six months some fans...[Read More]

The premiere XBLA developer is back with their latest entry for Microsoft’s service. I am of course referring to NinjaBee; the same guys who brought you Outpost Kaloki X and Cloning Clyde. Their lates...[Read More]

Still excellent a decade after its release. It is no secret that so far in the Xbox 360’s lifespan there has been a severe shortage of excellent platformers. The system started off strong with R...[Read More]

Wickedly entertaining, and expertly crafted. Fans of the Dark Knight have been waiting quite some time for a game to come along that truly captures what makes Batman such a beloved character. Arkham A...[Read More]

In the ever growing genre of mech games it takes something special to truly stand out. Some games attempt customization, some focus more on action, and some even try to add stealth elements. The fact ...[Read More]

War at a budget price. The template for online gaming has been forged over time by some of the greats. Halo 2 brought the idea that console shooters could be just as addictive online as their PC count...[Read More]