Reviews
The Gunstringer Review
The Gunstringer began its life as one of the first downloadable Kinect-enabled titles on the XBox Live Arcade. Midway through its development cycle, Microsoft asked Twisted Pixel if they would conside...
Resident Evil Code: Veronica X HD Review
Everyone and their brother have heard of Resident Evil. There’s no denying the fact that the game series has paved the way for other horror games out there. Resident Evil was always k...
NHL 12 Review
This year’s EA Sports brand seems to be more about refinement than advancement. Every title I have reviewed seems to make strides to improve last year’s already stell...
Star Fox 64 3D Review
The words “Nintendo†and “remake†are becoming synonymous these days. It seems every time they announce a new game for the 3DS, it is bringing...
Renegade Ops Review
It is no secret that Avalanche Studios is officially on my ‘watch’ list when it comes to developers. I mean, these are the guys that churned out Just Cause 2, which was ...
Resident Evil 4 HD Review
Considered to be the defining game of last generation, Resident Evil 4 is still a masterpiece in the eyes of so many gamers. Now, six years after its release, the game is being ported onto two more...
Rise of Nightmares Review
It’s typically a bad sign for a console or peripheral when our expectations for any game that supports it are low. As a parent, the Kinect is a wonderful game device that provides hou...
Red Bull X-Fighters Review
Games featuring licensed properties don’t have a good history. From movie adaptations to weak cash-ins of children’s toys, these games are always met with skepticism ...
Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 2 – Innocent Sin Review
Atlus has done a fantastic job giving us quality role playing games over the past decade in the form of the Persona series. Most people have heard of and adore Persona 3 and Persona 4, but many...
Radiant Silvergun Review
Sometimes, games are built to punish you and make you like it. This genre is more commonly known as the “bullet hell†game. Flooding the screen with impossible odds, and s...