Reviews

Let the bassline hit ya, three hundred pounds of pressure. After spending countless hours with Stuntman you will be hating those lines. The overly techno anthem that blares during most of the game inc...

Trying something new is probably a rare topic for developer meetings; this industry is so large now that most companies cannot afford to take a risk on new properties. Sure zombies are a viable commod...

A fighting game fan’s dream come true. Following the release of Street Fighter II, my brother and I were obsessed. We’d spend hours at the arcade, plunking down quarters. When we got the h...

Can you hear that music playing in the background? It is the sound of a thousand cries, the pain that hardcore gamers like myself are suffering from this horrible blow. The fate of the the future of g...

Just when you think Capcom is finally done rehashing Street Fighter titles, they throw in yet another version for those of us who simply cannot get enough Hadoken action. Whether you are a lover of al...

Action Ballet. These two words can easily summarize the famed work of Hong Kong movie director John Woo. His films are some of the most intense and visceral pieces of cinema ever created, not to menti...

So you saw Lilo and Stitch and are thinking of playing the video game. Or perhaps you’re also very fond of platform games and are bored waiting for the slew of new platformers coming out this fall. We...

Trot till you drop. The king of obscure/RPG distribution Atlus and developer Irem have once again teamed up to bring the first domestic sequel to the fantastic but underrated Steambot Chronicles. For ...

I Love You, Irem! I Love You, Atlus! Steambot Chronicles was released as Ponkotsu Rohman Daikatsugeki Bumpy Trot in Japan. The chances of having a unique game such as Bumpy Trot translated and release...

Not quite on par with the usual offering. www.jensrushing.com I like Atlus. I like their quirks and their weird taste; when they’re at the top of their game, we get gems like the Etrian Odyssey,...