New Disney Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two screens show off Autotopia area
Check out this batch of new screens for Disney Epic Mickey 2, showcasing the newly unveiled Autotopia area of Tomorrow City, a call back to Disneyland’s original Autopia.
Check out this batch of new screens for Disney Epic Mickey 2, showcasing the newly unveiled Autotopia area of Tomorrow City, a call back to Disneyland’s original Autopia.
The Paper Mario series transitions to handhelds with Sticker Star for the 3DS. Does the move from home console to 3DS do the series a world of good, or does the switch cause it fall a little flat? Read the full review to find out!
Rehashed gameplay aside, sequelizing Pokemon Black and White ends up being the biggest step forward the series has taken in quite some time, and makes for a worthwhile experience for Pokemon fans across the world.
Ragnarok Odyssey presents a lackluster Monster Hunter clone for Vita owners, that does little to capture the feel and wonderment of the series it’s trying to hard to mimic. Competent online play is a plus, but everything else feels like a chore.
The 5th entry in the popular Layton series arrives, featuring Professor Layton’s first outing on the 3DS system. How does the leap from 2D to 3D fare in Layton’s puzzling world? Read the full review to find out!
Everybunny will want to check out the follow-up to 999, as Virtue’s Last Reward ups the ante in difficulty, and makes a couple refinements worth checking out for new platforms.
While 343 Industries might be new to the helm of Microsoft’s FPS flagship, Halo certainly seems to be in the right hands if Halo 4 is any indication of what we can expect going forward.
Grand Theft Auto V is coming, with a scheduled time frame of Spring 2013. This official announcement from developer Rockstar will hopefully lead to more details about this highly anticipated sequel in the coming months.
WWE ’13 brings the fan-favorite Attitude Era to consoles, a welcome addition to a series that’s failed to capture a fun story mode for quite some time.
If you find punching the air repeatedly over the course of a few hours to be a whole lot of fun, then boy oh boy do I have the game for you.
NightSky offers up a simple yet addictive puzzle platformer via the E-Shop for the Nintendo 3DS. Despite some frustration with the physics, it’s certainly a game worth checking out.
Fable: The Journey manages to do what a lot of Kinect games sadly don’t, which is take a core gamer experience and break it down for the Kinect in a way that actually works.
Forza Horizon offers up all of Forza’s signature style in a brand new, open world package. This might be Playground Games’ first release, but this veteran team of racing developers really outdo themselves with this one.
XCOM: Enemy Unknown will challenge your wits and patience, but will also keep you coming back for more human on alien violence and mayhem.
Retro City Rampage delivers big on it’s premise of Grand Theft Auto seen through the eyes of a classic NES. A real treat for video game fans that grew up in the ’80’s, it’s a downloadable title that shouldn’t be missed.
Dance your way through decades of time traveling fun with the latest party hit from famed music game developer Harmonix. Outside of a little franchise fatigue, Dance Central 3 delivers on the Kinect concept like no other game manages to do.
The Walking Dead continues on towards what is sure to be an incredible finale. Episode 4 delivers enough twists, turns, and disturbing moments that players will find the wait for the final chapter to be tough indeed.