Reviews

Metro 2033

An immersive, engrossing and flawed experience. Two genres that don’t normally mix together have finally come into contact with each other in THQ’s latest effort. Metro 2033 is a pretty standard FPS g...

Meteos Wars

Bringing diversity to the XBLA family. The amount of block puzzle games currently on the market is astounding. The sheer amount of them available on Microsoft’s Xbox Live Arcade service alone is...

Metal Slug Anthology

They say that third time is a charm right? Well, with SNK and their latest compilation that phrase has never been more fitting. While Wii and PSP owners have been enjoying this massive collection of s...

Metal Slug Anthology

After years of trying to piece together the entire Metal Slug collection across various platforms SNK has graced gamers with a special 10th Anniversary edition of it’s franchise in one complete packag...

Metal Slug Anthology

Fans of arcade shooters your prayers have finally been answered. While it has been a long time coming SNK has finally unleashed the definitive collection of Metal Slug games, and it retains all of the...

Metal Slug 4&5

In this age of expansive 3D environments and landscapes that seem to stretch on forever the beauty and simplicity of 2D has been lost. Over the years people have come to expect being able to move more...

Metal Slug 3

If this game sounds familiar to you then you more than likely owned it on the original Xbox. See Metal Slug 3, SNK Playmore’s much loved side scrolling shooter was realized on the Xbox late into the s...

Metal Saga

Metal Saga, known as the Metal Max series in Japan, is the third in this popular franchise, and the first to be lovingly localized by Atlus for the US. As a reviewer, I try to remain impartial and ref...

Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops Plus

Portable gaming has always been about bite-sized offering of larger games that are easily accessible and fun to play in short doses. Sony’s handheld has had its ups and downs when it comes to bringing...

Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops

Less than two years into the PSP’s lifespan the handheld has already seen two Metal Gear titles. While both game in the Ac!d series are considered very well done they are still not your typical MGS st...