Reviews

Celebrate Halloween with some unexplainable pinball phenomena. Zen Pinball remains one of the best ways to experience high-quality pinball from the comfort of your living room. Where Zen Pinball excel...

Strategy returns to the DS with positive results. The follow-up to 2006’s Age of Empires: Age of Kings, Mythologies joins the growing library of turn-based strategy titles for the DS. New develo...

Not an ideal swan song. Hotel Dusk is still considered one of the most unique and fascinating DS games to come out in some time, so it was expected that fans would be eagerly anticipating the second o...

The best search for No. 2 you will ever encounter. Afro Samurai is based on the story arc of the anime by the same name and loosely follows a handful of episodes that have Afro looking for his own fat...

Completely lacking any sort of adrenaline despite the title. I somehow feel like I am back in the glory days of the PSOne. Remember when snowboarding and boarding games in general were all the craze? ...

Some of you may recall a little-known title released last year for the PSP called, Generation of Chaos. When we reviewed this hidden gem last year there were a few issues with the interface and the li...

Classic power pad action returns. Namco Bandai returns with another collection of sweat-inducing mini-games that support their plastic mat of good times. Active Life: Extreme Challenge is the second i...

Sweat bands and your pride not included. Not every game out there is built for the inactive, out-of-shape reviewer. Nothing drives this point home more than Namco Bandai’s latest Wii offering Ac...

Come fly the portable skies. The Ace Combat series has always been known for quality. Regardless of what platform the game released on you can always expect a solid outing. In the latest game Namco Ba...

I know what everyone is thinking…it’s about time! Sometimes the most successful formula for creating an addictive strategy game is simplicity. Capcom’s latest downloadable title Age ...