Reviews

The Roman times were great…just not this time! It is officially 3am and ZT is exhausted from a hard days work. I have been revamping the main page of the site all night and trying to get game ti...

Lost in translation. It’s no great secret I love Civilization, and the titan of strategy can now fit in your pocket. I like the idea of the quick fix that Civilization Revolution offers, but is ...

Yep. After all these years, 8-bit dungeon crawling is still fun. Some of you may remember the days of the 8 and 16-bit. Those were the days. You’d sit on the floor of you room staring at a telev...

The time is finally upon us, videogames have matured into a form of adult entertainment that we, as adults can finally enjoy. Sure this is a small step, and not every game flooded with tits and ass is...

The biggest surprise about Microsoft’s new consoles is that its most next-gen feature isn’t high-definition visuals or rock solid frame rates, but rather its online service Xbox Live. Whether you take...

Let’s just cut to the chase, shall we? Clubhouse Games is a must-buy for Nintendo DS owners who enjoy playing card games and board games by themselves or with friends. This single cartridge hous...

Get ready to jack into the cerebral cortex of five boarding school kids in The Game Factory’s latest DS title, Code Lyoko. Based on the Cartoon Network series of the same name, Lyoko is an action/adve...

For someone who has never seen the show I have played more Code Lyoko games in the past year than I care to recap. This series has become one of the Game Factory’s stable titles and it seems almost ev...

It seems like only yesterday when I first heard of the phenomenon known as Code Lyoko. It was in fact when I reviewed Code Lyoko for the DS a few months back that I discovered this adolescent version ...

Just another cog in the wall. Cogs, I have a serious beef with the creators of this game, first they give me a puzzle where I must slide blocks into place to make a bunch of gears turn so that the pro...