Crazy Market review for PS Vita
Attention shoppers: this PlayStation Vita game might be worth a look, if you?re not fundamentally opposed to the idea of Free-to-Play.
Videogame Reviews
Attention shoppers: this PlayStation Vita game might be worth a look, if you?re not fundamentally opposed to the idea of Free-to-Play.
LEGO Marvel Super Heroes may be the best LEGO video game so far.
The Arkham series comes to handhelds with a Metroid inspired adventure that falls a bit short of its lofty aspirations.
Portal? Who said anything about Portal? This game features blue and red magnets, not holes. Totally different.
Don’t be fooled by the smiling rodent on the cover of Ethan: Meteor Hunter. This game wants to break your spirit into a million tiny pieces.
There are definitely positive elements to be mined out of Sonic: Lost World, but once again this isn?t the return to form that Sonic fans have been hoping for.
Activision releases Call of Duty’s “Greatest Hits” collection, in preparation for a new console generation.
EA and DICE are set to do battle against the Call of Duty boys one more time.
Batman’s early encounters with the crooks and freaks of Gotham might not reach the highs of Arkham City, but they provide a fun experience worth checking out.
Wii Party U might not blow your socks off when it comes to presentation, but the sheer multitude of fun, family friendly mini-games in this collection are worth sharing with friends.
Black Flag does a pretty good job of washing away the bad memories of Assassin’s Creed III, while expanding upon the sea faring elements that its predecessor spawned.
Alien Rage might win the award for most generic first person shooter of 2013.
The most fun you will have learning how to play guitar hands down.
Do you like 3D fighting games? Girl Fight will take care of that!
Even with 2K Sports taking over for THQ, WWE 2K14 is still the same series that fans have grown to love.
It’s no Pac-Man Championship Edition, but Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures makes for a surprisingly solid 3D platformer based around the kids show of the same name.
Phoenix Wright shakes off the legal dust in his excellent return to handhelds with Ace Attorney – Dual Destinies for the 3DS.