Reviews

No cameltoes were harmed in this review. Cameltry was originally released some years ago for the SNES (On the Ball) and arcades and it promptly fell by the under-advertised wayside, a pattern Taito se...

What is the perfect recipe for handheld gaming? Classic compilation packs chock full of retro gaming goodness. First it was Namco and now Capcom has joined the fray with its latest entry into the PSP ...

Cool Unlockables and Fun Multiplayer make Cartoon Network a great game for young kart racer fans. One needs only to search “kart” on any gaming info or retail site to see a rather substantial list ret...

Baby I got your Moo-oney… Cash Cow, a matching game, proves that sometimes all that’s needed for a good app is tried and true gameplay with a fresh spin. A port of the PC version released ...

A bold take on a classic formula. When Konami announced they were bringing a new 2D Castlevania game to Xbox Live Arcade as part of the services’ Summer of Arcade, many gamers got pumped. It had been ...

The legendary vampire killer is back. Being a child of the 90s, I grew up with classic games that I hold near and dear to my heart. One of those game series was Castlevania. Being a vampire hunter was...

Konami has returned to answer the call of gamers everywhere with their second Castlevania title for the Nintendo DS entitled Portrait of Ruin. Unlike last year’s Dawn of Sorrow this game ditches the g...

You all have heard me say this many times on our pod casts, but here I go again. Castlevania Symphony of the Night is the best game ever Period! You can find this game in the top five on most people’s...

Have you ever wanted to reach out and whoop someone’s ass from the comfort of your own living room? If there is one thing that fighting games have lacked in recent memory it is the ability to pl...

Ask any gamer “What is the greatest series in the history of gaming?” and you’re sure to hear many answers. Mario, Sonic, Zelda, Final Fantasy, Mega Man, Ice Climber–ok, maybe not Ice Climber, b...