Reviews

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...

Pinball FX2: Sorcerer’s Lair Review

Every pinball table has a theme that drives the design of the obstacles, bumpers and marquee art. It’s rare, though, that one can tell a story, but the latest Zen Studios Pinball FX2 ...

Dark Souls Review

Ah, Demon’s Souls. The 2009 action RPG that slowly became a cult classic, known for its brutal difficultly.and unique online multiplayer, took the hardcore RPG players for a long, rew...

Sega Bass Fishing Review

Let’s take a trip back to 1999. The Dreamcast was in full force, and a little title known as Sega Bass Fishing was released. Sure, you could play the game with the standard controller...

Pro Evolution Soccer 2012 Review

Rivalries. Regardless of whether your side of the coin lands up or down, it’s hard to deny that rivalries improve everyone involved. Our competitors drive us to improve and innovate. ...

MLB Bobblehead Battle Review

As the baseball postseason heats up, Konami has released their newest arcade hardball diversion MLB: Bobblehead Battle. A spin-off of the earlier MLB: Bobblehead Pros title, Battle strips the sport.....

FIFA 12 Review

I remember when sports games were straightforward. There were exhibition games, tournaments, and season mode. The rosters that shipped on the disk were all you got, unless you wanted to move...

Dead Nation: Road of Devastation Review

Last year, PlayStation 3 owners got their hands on the zombie killing shoot em up Dead Nation. I really enjoyed the over-the-top action game back in its release. Thanks to the new Road of Devastation ...

Nuclear Dawn Review

When I first learned about Nuclear Dawn, the concept struck as both ambitious and exciting. Interwave was putting together a game that aligned FPS and RTS elements for parallel play...