NCAA Football 14 review for Xbox 360, PS3
Even with new features and enhancements, this series is starting to smell like an old locker room.
Videogame Reviews
Even with new features and enhancements, this series is starting to smell like an old locker room.
Velocity Ultra is a treat to play. It looks great, it sounds great and it plays great. It is, quite simply, just a great game. for the PS Vita.
New Super Luigi U packs on the challenge as DLC for New Super Mario Bros. U. While lacking in new content, the remixed stages and increased difficulty make this feel like a new experience.
Urban Trial Freestyle arrives on the 3DS eShop, ported over from the recent PlayStation Network release by the same name. Read the review to find out how the jump to 3DS fares for this Trials HD clone.
Believe it or not, tilling fields, sowing seeds, and harvesting crops makes for a nearly perfect portable PS Vita experience.
Anime fan service and then some! But is it enough to make this JRPG great? Not by a long shot.
Storm isn’t a game that is going to knock your socks off, but what it does do is provide a nice puzzle game for fans who like their brand of puzzles a little more laid back and thought-oriented.
A worthy successor to Nocturne’s crown, Shin Megami Tensei IV marks the first follow-up in the main series by Atlus in nearly 10 years.
Muramasa trades in its console counterpart for a sleeker, more compact platform.
Telltale Games attempts to bridge gap between Season One and Two of their Walking Dead series with this DLC featuring five short stories with all new characters.
The third map pack for Call of Duty: Black Ops 2, Vengeance, brings along the best set of multiplayer maps since the game released. But Mob of the Dead set a standard that Buried doesn’t come close to matching.
An atrocious experience from beginning to end, Motorbike takes everything you like about Trials HD and its various clones, and ignores those positive qualities completely.
Project X Zone is a crossover effort of massive scale, but that same ambition doesn’t carry over to its lightweight strategy trappings.
High Moon Studios takes a hard to define Marvel property with everyone’s favorite Merc’ with a Mouth, and delivers a decent game for comic book fans.
The Jak & Daxter Collection finally arrives on the PS Vita, bringing all three PS2 classics to the Vita in one portable bundle.
Seven years later Relic and SEGA (and I guess THQ?) bring us Company of Heroes 2. Was it worth the wait?
Here’s a phrase that probably doesn’t pop up too often in reviews of download-only 3DS games: morally abhorrent.