Reviews
All Zombies Must Die! Review
Zombies continue to be the hot button for games, and nowhere is that more apparent than the digital download space. The latest foray into the undead interactive entertainment arena is developer...
Gears of War 3: RAAM’s Shadow Review
When DLC was first introduced, I know that I wasn’t alone in being excited for the possibilities of extended single-player content. Most games take the easy route and add more online ...
Oddworld: Stranger’s Wrath HD Review
The Oddworld games have always had an audience, even if it is a small one. The quirky characters and genuine humor have entertained fans since the original game debuted on the original PlayStation.
Prehistoric Isle Review
Prehistoric Isle, a new mini for the PS3 and PSP brought to us by the wonderful SNK, is actually not a bad little title to spend some time playing. You play as a fighter pilot in the 1930s tasked with...
P.O.W. – Prisoners of War Review
Another new PS3/PSP mini by SNK is P.O.W. You play as one or two (if you’re playing co-op) prisoners of war trying to escape an enemy base, all the while trying to take down as many e...
Sonic CD Review
If you follow the industry at all, you know of certain games that get constant praise from gamers and critics alike. Sonic CD is one of those games, and for most of us, the experience has never been c...
Pinball FX 2: Marvel Pinball – Vengeance and Virtue Review
Zen Studios has been releasing some very nice tables for the Pinball FX2 platform. The support is outstanding, and the content couldn’t get any better. The newest addition to the plat...
Trine 2 Review
When the original Trine was released back in 2009, it received plenty of praise for its unique puzzle-solving elements involving physics. Developer Frozenbyte has since mastered the craft and decided ...
A Kingdom for Keflings Review
Cloud gaming is the future. While it may never replace disk-based or downloadable games, OnLive has progressed from proof of concept to viable business in a very short amount of time.
Duke Nukem Forever: The Doctor Who Cloned Me Review
Sometimes, it is still hard for me to believe that Duke Nukem Forever actually released this year. It’s even harder to imagine that single player DLC managed to make it onto our conso...