Ninja Gaiden 3 review for PS3, Xbox 360
Ninja Gaiden 3 disappoints nearly as much as it changes gears, into a bland but functional action game devoid of the exciting combat and challenge found in previous entries.
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Pinball Arcade Preview for XBLA, PSN, and PS Vita
Lots and lots of screenshots, and more news on the upcoming console versions of The Pinball Arcade for XBLA, PSN, and Playstation Vita, including pricing details and announced DLC.
Warriors Orochi 3 review for PS3, Xbox 360
Warriors Orochi 3 amps up the Musou action for both the Dynasty and Samurai Warriors rosters. This exceptional update to the series proves to be as addicting as DW Gundam 3, read more in the full review behind the link!
Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City review for Xbox 360, PS3
Operation Raccoon City doesn’t do the Resident Evil franchise any favors, find out what doesn’t make this team based shooter work in the full review behind the link.
Armored Core V review for Xbox 360, PS3
Armored Core V picks up where Chromehounds left off, delivering a solid team based, tactical mech fighting game that’ll satisfy fans of both series.
Yakuza: Dead Souls review for PS3
Yakuza returns to the Playstation 3, this time with zombies, and a poorly realized third person shooting element that’s best left to this single entry. Read more in the full review behind the link.
Naruto Shippuden Ultimate Ninja Storm Generations review for Xbox 360, PS3
Naruto returns to consoles courtesy of Cyberconnect2, with another entry in the awesome Ninja Storm series. Generations refines what made Ninja Storm 2 so much fun, but does lose a couple key elements along the way. Read more in the full review!
Devil Survivor 2 review for Nintendo DS
Devil Survivor’s first sequel hits the DS, marking one of the last “real” games to hit Nintendo’s aging piece of hardware. How does it stack up to the first? Read more in the full review at the link below!
Street Fighter X Tekken review for Xbox 360, PS3
You got your Tekken in my Street Fighter! The first part of the Namco / Capcom team-up hits the Xbox 360 and PS3, with smashing success. Find out more in the full review at the link below!
Ninja Gaiden Sigma Plus review for PS Vita
Ninja Gaiden comes to the Vita in this port of the PS3 port of the original Xbox game. Sound confusing? Well, find out more in the full review at the link below!
Asura’s Wrath review for Xbox 360, PS3
QTE’s have never been so fun! Asura’s Wrath bridges the gap between anime and video games in a way that actually works, retaining the fun, over the top action of shows like Dragonball Z and Naruto while keeping you engaged in the action the entire time. Read more in the full review!
Rayman Origins review for PS Vita
This port of Rayman Origins on PS Vita is nothing short of excellent. If you missed out on the home console version of the game, do yourself a favor and pick this up, read more in the full review at the link below!
Binary Domain review for PS3, Xbox 360
Blasting robots apart piece by piece is almost an art form in SEGA’s newest shooter, Binary Domain. Can the Yakuza Team branch out from modern gangster fisticuffs to futuristic cover-based shooters with any success? Read the review to find out!
Michael Jackson: The Experience HD review for PS Vita
Make your fingers dance along with multiple hits from Michael Jackson, while CG renditions of popular music video’s play in the background. Is it worth the price? Read the review to find out more!
Plants vs. Zombies review for PS Vita
Plants vs. Zombies arrives on PSN for the PlayStation Vita, and is quite possibly the best port of the game yet. Read more in the full review at the link below!
Army Corps of Hell review for PS Vita
Army Corps of Hell might be a new IP from Square Enix, but it’s hard to deny that a lot of its gameplay feels lifted from other, very similar titles. And unfortunately those similarities don’t do it any favors. Read the full review to find out why!
Dynasty Warriors NEXT review for PS Vita
Dynasty Warriors comes to the Vita in full force, but touch screen mechanics bog down the action a little too much. How does the rest of Omega Force’s portable action fare? Read the full review to find out!