Reviews
The Asskickers Review
There was many a night when I spent hours on end, basking in the glow of a 15†telly, furiously tapping away on a Megadrive gamepad. My friends and I were obsessed...
Ozma Wars Review
When Ozma Wars was released by Shin Nihon Kikaku (that's SNK before it was SNK), I was a scant 10 months old. Prior to its incarnation as a Playstation Mini...
Captain America: Super Soldier Review
This year has seen more than its fair share of superhero movies and, of course, the games to go along with them. We had Thor. Good movie, terrible game...
From Dust Review
I recall sitting in a middle school English class, learning about conflict. We were tasked with thinking about the different stories we had read and how each was influenced...
Earth Defense Force: Insect Armageddon Review
There are some games that defy traditional criticism. By all accounts, the Earth Defense Force series fails on almost every level. The games look like last-gen titles...
Pool Hall Pro Review
Billiards. The gentleman's sport. It's played all over the world. It takes patience, skill, and planned tactics to succeed in the game. Practically everyone knows the game itself...
Vampire Saga: Welcome to Hell Lock Review
It is very rare that I play a PC game. Normally, I write them off and just assume that my computer can’t run them. However, this unfortunately leads to me missing some gems here and t...
Bastion Review
Xbox Live’s Summer of Arcade has always been a spotlight for the service. I will be completely honest that this year didn’t spark the same interest as past iteration...
Deadliest Warriors: Legends Review
When I reviewed the original Deadliest Warrior game last year, I came away impressed simply because the game was mindless, gruesome fun.
Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team Review
As those who listen to the N4G Podcast know, I am a tabletop gamer as well as a video gamer. I’ve dabbled in collectible games, including Magic: the Gathering, Heroclix and, most rece...