Xbox 360
Kung Fu High Impact Review
Right around the time the Playstation Move came out, a little developer called Virtual Air Guitar Company released a game called Kung Fu Live. The Playstation Eye was the key to the title, putting the...
Gears of War 3: RAAM’s Shadow Review
When DLC was first introduced, I know that I wasn’t alone in being excited for the possibilities of extended single-player content. Most games take the easy route and add more online ...
Duke Nukem Forever: The Doctor Who Cloned Me Review
Sometimes, it is still hard for me to believe that Duke Nukem Forever actually released this year. It’s even harder to imagine that single player DLC managed to make it onto our conso...
Kinect Disneyland Adventures Review
Disney characters are no strangers to the videogame medium. In fact, Kinect Disneyland Adventures isn’t even the first time that the Anaheim landmark has, itself, been featured (Adven...
Minute to Win It Review
When motion gaming came to the XBox 360 and Playstation 3, gamers everywhere echoed one fear, “Are we destined for the same shovelware that plagues the Wii?†Unfortunately...
Pro Evolution Soccer 2012 Review
Rivalries. Regardless of whether your side of the coin lands up or down, it’s hard to deny that rivalries improve everyone involved. Our competitors drive us to improve and innovate. ...
F1 2011 Review
I have never watched a Formula 1 race, let alone played a Formula 1 racing game. Now, I’m not shy to the racing genre of games. I love me a good racer, arcade and simulation alike, bu...
Battlefield 3 Beta – Kneejerk Response
The Battlefield 3 Beta is now open and, as we hurtle ever closer to inevitable clash of the military shooters, it’s time to cut through the hype and get a feel for what EA and DICE are bringing to the...
NHL 12 Review
This year’s EA Sports brand seems to be more about refinement than advancement. Every title I have reviewed seems to make strides to improve last year’s already stell...
Rise of Nightmares Review
It’s typically a bad sign for a console or peripheral when our expectations for any game that supports it are low. As a parent, the Kinect is a wonderful game device that provides hou...