Videogame Reviews
JET SET RADIOOOOO! The Dreamcast cult classic makes its way to HD consoles, with lavishily rendered cel-shaded graphics intact. Is some slightly dated gameplay and framerate hiccups enough to keep this from being a winner?
Billy and Jimmy return to save Marian once again, in Wayforward’s Double Dragon Neon for PSN and XBLA. How does the revival shape up? Read our full review to find out!
Klei Entertainment delivers a stand out, 2D stealth experience with their XBLA release of Mark of the Ninja. Check out the full review behind the cut.
Sylvester Stallone, Dolph Lundgren, Jet Li and Terry Crews can't save the throwback-style game version of the throwback-style action movie.
Qooc Soft’s XBLA release of Kung Fu Strike: The Warrior’s Rise provides a challenging, action packed martial arts adventure that’ll be sure to satisfy folks that enjoy a hefty amount of fighting in their action games.
Sound Shapes is a beautifully crafted, unique platforming experiencing on both the PS3 and PS Vita. It’s combination of excellent soundtracks and level design help to make this a platformer that stands out from the rest.
The 2012 London Olympic Games may be over, but the fun still goes on.
JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure gets an HD makeover for current-gen consoles, but also proves that sometimes you can’t go home again. A lackluster port for a high asking price makes this a tough sell.
The train of death and misery rolls on for the cast of Telltale’s Walking Dead, based on the Robert Kirkman created comic. The infighting comes to a head in Episode 3, check out our review behind the cut.
Way of the Samurai 4 is often as interesting as it is messy, both in it’s politics by swordfight approach to diplomacy, and in its technical shortcomings.
This Transformers epic delivers in ways War of Cybertron failed to do, offering up a more explosive, and fun romp through the destruction of the Transformers home world that’ll go a long way in satisfying G1 fans.
Is there actually a pot of gold at the end of eastasiasoft and SideQuest Studios’ strategy RPG rainbow? Read on to find out.
The truest, most realistic experience you can expect to have playing the game of football without actually being there. A must buy for anyone who considers themselves a real football fan.
Retro/Grade infuses Rock Band with Gradius, and with some really satisfying results. Want to know more about this rhythm-based shoot ’em up? Read our full review behind the cut.
Dust: An Elysian Tail marks a stellar end to this year’s Summer of Arcade promotion, showing that Microsoft certainly saved the best for last. Check out the full review behind the cut.
Papo & Yo delivers on personal moments of tragedy, and is a remarkable experience in video game form that’s unfortunately undercut by constant, technical issues.
New Super Mario Bros. 2 doesn’t excite quite as much as its predecessors, but still eeks out a fun, new platforming experience on the 3DS handheld.
