Gears of War: Judgment Call to Arms DLC review for Xbox 360
Gears of War: Judgment gets its first paid DLC map pack with Call to Arms, and the result is pretty underwhelming.
Videogame Reviews
Gears of War: Judgment gets its first paid DLC map pack with Call to Arms, and the result is pretty underwhelming.
God Mode could be a love-fest for old-school PC shooter fans, but there’s enough problems with the online experience to keep it from hitting those highs.
Like Burn The Rope, Jetpack Joyride and Dragon Fantasy Book 1 before it, Draw Slasher arrives on the Vita after getting its start in the iOS gaming ecosystem.
The SMT game you (probably) never played.
Four new maps for Call of Duty: Black Ops II are overshadowed by a pretty stellar addition to Call of Duty Zombies called Mob of the Dead.
The best of the DC Comics Heroes and Villains clash in this superb fighter from the team that brought you Mortal Kombat!
A retro-style RPG that borrows heavily from the past 25 years and may or may not be for everyone.
This clever take on the console wars tells a fun story, but does little else to capture the audience unfortunately.
Strap yourselves in while I rant about why Defiance should be a good game, but isn’t. MMO launch Stockholm Syndrome is a hell of a thing.
Let’s Fish! Hooked On is surely the best fishing game available for the PlayStation Vita. It’s also the only fishing game available for the system…
Dillon and company roll back into action on the 3DS with this tower defense action hybrid from the developers at Vanpool.
Machinarium is a feast for the senses and a treat for your brain, and there’s nothing else on the PS Vita like it.
Better than the original release of Ninja Gaiden 3, but still a ninja slice below previous games in the franchise.
Guacamelee! has hit PSN and entered candidacy for Pun of the Year, but can we eat it with chips? Find out in our review for Drinkbox’s newest 2D outing.
Capcom continues to release obscure arcade classics that defined the term “Rage Quit”.
What began as a blatant copy of Super Mario Bros. resurfaces to try and distance itself from it’s troubled past.
Omerta: City of Gangsters certainly gets some love for a unique SRPG setting, but there’s not enough here past the concept stage to make this as cool as it should be.