Videogame Reviews
Mario, Luigi and a couple of Toads return for platforming mayhem in New Super Mario Bros. U for the new Wii U. How does this entry stack up against the rest in the “New” series? Read the full review to find out!
Chie, Yosuke, Yukiko, Teddie, and the rest of the gang come to the PS Vita with this excellent port of Persona 4 from the Playstation 2. Check out the full review behind the cut.
If you’re not looking for a game that shows off much of the Wii U’s unique properties and just want a time killer with some decently fun on-couch multiplayer, then run out and buy this game… after a price drop.
Time to get revved up for Sonic and friends, no not those friends, these are the good ones! Check out the review for Sonic and All-Stars Racing Transformed.
Take a trip down memory lane with Alex Mason and company, then flash forward to a really jacked up future. And hey, Petraeus is in this! Topical!
Karateka is unfortunately a perfect example of how not to remake a classic game for today’s audience and platforms.
All 3 Killzone games in one pack including the HD remastered version of the PS3 original. Read on to see if this collection is right for you.
Street Fighter X Tekken finally lands on the Vita, and the transition from home consoles to handheld goes through without a hitch. Read the full review behind the cut!
Can the intelligent PS Vita puzzler give Brain Age a run for its money? John Cleese definitely helps… Read on to see what we think.
Two classics have the dust blown off them and get the HD treatment, but are these games too dated in 2012?
Is LittleBigPlanet Karting the best kart racer ever created? Not exactly. Is it the most creative, community-driven and charming kart racer out there? Totally!
Grab some friends and family and dance like no one’s watching. Just Dance 4 is a silly fun time for everyone.
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!
If you enjoyed the first Sports Champions game, or motion controlled sports games in general, Sports Champions 2 is definitely worth a look.
For a game that seems tailor-made for the PlayStation Vita, the unique rhythm strategy hybrid doesn’t fully take advantage of the system’s features.
And the award for ?circle strafing and backpedaling game of the year? goes too…
