Author: Ken McKown

This girl is more style than substance. Wet is the kind of game that reminds you of a summer blockbuster movie. It is mindless, repetitive and lacking in substance, but it still manages to be a lot of...[Read More]

Not quite a sequel, but worthy of a second look. When Nintendo released its balance board peripheral last year everyone thought it would see loads of support from third-party developers. Unfortunately...[Read More]

Every now and then a game comes along that just makes you say “now that is just a little bit of alright”. Namco’s latest Wii offering is certainly a prime example of this. We Ski is ...[Read More]

Do you love golf? Chances are if you own a Nintendo Wii you almost have to. The amount of games based off of this sport are ridiculous; of course when you consider the nature of motion control the Wii...[Read More]

Needs more room to grow. Over the years the Way of the Samurai series has developed a cult following amongst the gaming community. Most of this stems from the idea that the game allows players to pret...[Read More]

I want to preface this review by saying that I love fighting games and side-scrolling shooters, now with that out of the way I want to iterate that while this game tries to mesh both genres into one p...[Read More]

When Nintendo released their latest console back in November the first game that popped into many gamers minds was Wario Ware. The possibilities of this franchise meshed with the dynamic control prese...[Read More]

The Warhammer universe isn’t as widely known as some of the other fantasy tales, but it’s following dates back quite some time. As far as gaming is concerned there really hasn’t been...[Read More]

Achieves climax far too soon. One of the more pleasant surprises in the way of movies last year for me was Wanted. Admittedly I have never read the comics, nor do I claim to be a fan now because of th...[Read More]

A satisfying end to a great journey. Telltale Games is slowly bringing the adventure genre back into the mix. Services like episodic content on the PC and Xbox Live Arcade have given the developer a c...[Read More]