Videogame Reviews
Etrian Odyssey Untold: The Millennium Girl unleashes a brand new story mode for the series, but doesn’t abandon the first-person dungeon crawling, map making fun that makes the series one of the best portable RPG’s around.
Everything that worked from the PS Vita version with even more added fun! Ultimate Indeed!
Puppeteer is a wonderful, magical platforming experience for the PlayStation 3 that will surely be overlooked by many.
Is the second entry in the Dragon Fantasy series for bibliophiles or biblioclasts? Read on to find out!
One of the top reasons why I bought a Sega Genesis gets the full remake treatment with this fantastic release!
Come for the generic-seeming JRPG, stick around for the strategy and addictive gameplay.
Capcom and company stumble their way through another Lost Planet, once again not understanding what fans loved about the first game.
If you enjoy video games, past or present, and would like to continue to see experiences that remind you of why you love games to begin with, then give serious thought to supporting The Wonderful 101.
Underneath some minor faults, Chaos Code hides a surprisingly good 2D fighter for fans.
How scary is Colorado, really? Read our gif-heavy review to find out!
If you’ve ever looked at Dynasty Warriors and thought, “Man, that game needs less swords and Japanese history, and more convoluted storylines featuring evil demon clowns, skeletons in afros and disturbing-looking human-animal hybrids”: finally, a game for you!
Western markets had to wait two long years to get a localized release of Xillia. Was it worth the wait, or is it too little too late?
Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: a one-time PSP Mini finds its true home on the PS Vita.
Guerrilla Cambridge comes through with what is surely the best portable FPS title yet and an impressive showpiece for the PS Vita.
NHL 14 still looks and plays a great game of hockey, even if the series is starting to show some cracks in the ice.
An enjoyable and creative, if somewhat unpolished and potentially pricey, Disney gaming experience for the whole family.
Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA F is certainly a unique rhythm game to say the least, but it’s definitely not for everyone.
