Reviews

Star Ocean: The Last Hope International

Prepare to launch into an ocean of stars. It has been a while since I have played a JRPG. I think the main reason behind this is that I have not had a lot of time on my hands. But, that all changed wh...

Star Ocean: The Last Hope

True to the series roots with some next-gen flavor. When you think of Square-Enix, what is the first thing that comes to mind? Well about 98% of people will say Final Fantasy; the other 2% will say Dr...

Squeeballs Party

What’s that FDA, there’s a Squeeball in the meat grinder? Before the game arrived on my doorstep I was unacquainted with the cute squishies known as Squeeballs. The animal-like little guys...

Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon

Huge production values with a few frustrating moments. Unlike Crash Bandicoot Spyro the Dragon’s career after his initial developer hasn’t been nearly as rocky. In fact for the most part t...

Spy Hunter: Nowhere To Run

When Midway first announced they were bringing back the Spy Hunter franchise to the Xbox and PS2 I have to admit I was skeptical. The first “remake” of this popular franchise left a little to be desir...

Sports Champions

The flagship title for Sony’s motion controller. It seems that every company that has decided to do motion control has also decided to do a sports game related to their new technology. Well, Son...

Splosion Man

Worth its weight in meat. There is nothing more basic about the draw of playing a video game then having fun, and Twisted Pixel’s newest Xbox Live Arcade title does just that. There is no real s...

Split/Second

If Michael Bay made Burnout. In the realm of racing games it takes quite a bit to stand out. The Burnout series took things to new heights with each release focusing more on arcade action and destruct...

Splinter Cell

I could take this opening paragraph and bitch about how much I despise shoddy ports, or how much I don’t like the fact that money runs the gaming industry but alas I will leave that to my column...

Splinter Cell

Ever since returning from E3 2002 we have learned much about the gaming industry. Every year we are treated to some typical re-hashes of last year’s games but we are also given some new titles a...