Reviews
Sesame Street: Once Upon a Monster Review
When the dust settled after Microsoft’s Kinect-heavy E3 presentation, one game emerged as the clear frontrunner for demographic and design fit with the Kinect hardware. No, it wasnÃÂ...
Minute to Win It Review
When motion gaming came to the XBox 360 and Playstation 3, gamers everywhere echoed one fear, “Are we destined for the same shovelware that plagues the Wii?†Unfortunately...
Rochard Review
I want to be a space miner. That may not be something you see at the opening of many game reviews, but it is how I felt the second I pressed start on Recoil’s PSN-exclusive game, Roc...
NBA Jam: On Fire Edition Review
I think anyone who grew up playing games in the 90s would agree that NBA Jam is a classic. NBA franchises, mixed with over-the-top action and intense competition made the original NBA Jam a...
King of Fighters ’96 Review
The King of Fighters has been around for a very long time. It’s one of the few fighting games that can hold its own against the likes of Capcom’s Street Fighter serie...
Dead Rising 2: Off the Record Review
Just in case you haven’t had enough zombie slaying over the past year, Capcom is revisiting the Dead Rising franchise (again) and bringing back everyone’s favorite ph...
Spider-Man: Edge of Time Review
I am going to be honest up front; I wanted to love Edge of Time. To me, Shattered Dimensions was truly one of the best of the series, and Beenox is truly an outstanding developer, having seen their...
Ace Combat: Assault Horizon Review
Sometimes, it is hard for me to believe that the Ace Combat series has been around since the launch of the original PlayStation. Air combat holds a special place in my gaming past as I have really los...
Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell Classic Trilogy HD Review
HD collections continue to be this generation’s safe bet. Toss in classic games with a visual update and you have instant success. I, for one, love this idea now that backwards compat...
Space Channel 5 Part 2 Review
I never owned a Dreamcast. A sin, I know, but I had moved on from SEGA by the time it was released, and it’s fair to say that so had most other people. Although short lived, the Dream...