Reviews
Tomb Raider Trilogy Review
This new trend of combining older titles into one neat HD package is becoming commonplace and I, for one, support it. It is nice to return to these classic titles the same way you remember them.
Shift 2: Unleashed Review
Two years ago, we got our hands on Need for Speed's take on "simulation" racing. It was a decent go for its first try. Now, we finally get the sequel to the arcade/simulation...
The Dishwasher: Vampire Smile Review
The Dishwasher is a fairytale of sorts for game developers. The original game was created as an indie project by Ska Studios and was so good that Microsoft picked it up for the XBLA program.
Mayhem 3D Review
In this day and age, it isn’t uncommon for a game you have never heard of to land on your desk. I will be honest, when I saw Mayhem 3D on my doorstep, I wrote it off...
Shogun 2: Total War Review
I was out of the loop when the first Shogun: Total War came out and by the time I found out of its existence, after the release of Rome: Total War, I just couldn't go back and play it.
theHunter Review
I’m from Athens, Georgia. Now, most people would think that since I grew up in the South, I would know a lot about hunting. Well, apart from the very few times as a teenager...
Rush’N Attack Ex-Patriot Review
When Hard Corps: Uprising launched in February, nearly every reviewer remarked that Konami had released a game that embodied Contra's spirit, even if it didn't carry the name.
Chime Super Deluxe Review
Last year, both the Xbox and PC owners got their hands on the highly-addictive puzzle game Chime. Now, it has finally come to the PS3 with a few updates and additions that make the game just that much...
Super Monkey Ball 3D Review
I remember playing the original Super Monkey Ball. I purchased it the same day that I bought my Nintendo Gamecube. You see, this was launch day for the Gamecube, and the selection...
Back to the Future: The Game – Episode III: Citizen Brown Review
Another month has gone by and another Back to the Future episode has been released. Episode Three starts right up where Marty left off, returning back to 1986 only to...