Reviews

Strapping young lads, voluptuous teenage ladies, old drunken kung fu masters and undead hooligans are just a smidgen of phrases that come to mind when one thinks of Sega’s revolutionary 3D fight...

I know it has seems like forever since there has been a new Virtua Fighter on a home console, in fact the last one that graced our presence was on the now deceased Dreamcast (god rest it’s littl...

A virus you won’t mind catching. From NIS America and Peakvox comes the unorthodox game Viral Survival. It is really hard to describe what the game actually is, but it reminds me a lot of Snake ...

In the world of interactive entertainment there are games that go out of their way to engulf the player into a sea of narrative. Making sure that every whimsical detail is relevant and every story arc...

Yes my friends ZT is finally going to review a platformer, for the past 6 months or so I have yet to lay my opinion down on any of the greats. Sly Cooper, Ratchet and Clank, StarFox, Mario, the list g...

Marble Madness’ budget-priced cousin comes to Wii. From the description on the back of the box you would think that Vertigo was a summer blockbuster movie waiting to blow your mind upon powering...

Morphine, lingerie and stealth; the ingredients of success. The two genres represented in Velvet Assassin are two of the most prominent in gaming. There are an abundance of titles set in World War II,...

Classic, fast-paced action that rarely lets up. On the surface Vanquish looks like just another humdrum space shooter featuring a nameless protagonist that will get lost somewhere between the latest m...

Classic name for a familiar game. After a decade of absence Konami has resurrected the cult-classic Vandal Hearts series for both Xbox Live Arcade and PlayStation Network. Instead of simply remaking t...

Please wait while this review installs…. The idea behind combining vampires with a stealth action game seems like a winning combination. At least that was the hope when developer Artoon released...