Reviews
Hyperdimension Neptunia mk2 Review
I’m going to be honest with you. I played and reviewed Hyperdimension Neptunia for this site. If you go back and read my review, you can tell I really didn’t care for...
Furmins Review
Physics-based puzzlers tend to bring me delight in one of two ways: either something unexpected and interesting happens, or the game gives players enough to work with that it’s possib...
PS Vita System Impressions
I have always been a fan of portable gaming systems. Back in the 80s, it was all about the Nintendo Game and Watch and the less than impressive Tiger Electronic versions of classic arcade games. Porta...
BlazBlue: Continuum Shift Extend Review
The BlazBlue series has always been a favorite for fighting game fans, but never quite the mainstream success as, say, Street Fighter. The quirky brawler matches up some of the most obscure characters...
League of Evil 2 Review
League of Evil took the iOS app store by storm and, to be totally honest, its sequel should too. I didn't play LoE because I wasn't lucky enough to own an iPad at the time, but best believe this time...
Dungeon Hunter: Alliance Review
Treading familiar ground is the worst nightmare of any new platform. The Vita launch is definitely the most robust, but it is also plagued with ports and titles that seem hard to justify the price tag...
Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor 2 Review
I have always been a fan of the Shin Megami Tensei series. Atlus has published some shining examples of the RPG series under the SMT label, including the first Devil Survivor. So, you can probably...
Army Corps of Hell Review
My days of headbanging ended a long time ago, but when the title screen for Army Corps of Hell booted up, I'll admit that I slowly started to nod. Square-Enix's first effort for Sony's new handheld is...
Grand Slam Tennis 2 Review
Don’t let the name fool you; Grand Slam Tennis 2 is a far cry from its predecessor for Nintendo’s Wii console. Instead, EA has decided to revamp the entire game makin...
King Arthur II: The Role-Playing Wargame Review
King Arthur 2 surprised me with its approach to the RTS genre by adding such an in-depth story mechanic. Although this may become a bit boring for some players, it certainly adds to the story.