Videogame Reviews
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…
With its updated visuals, lengthy adventure and engaging gameplay, this is one remastered PS2 classic that should not be missed.
Rehashed gameplay aside, sequelizing Pokemon Black and White ends up being the biggest step forward the series has taken in quite some time, and makes for a worthwhile experience for Pokemon fans across the world.
A nice surprise after last year’s let down of sorts, that not only tries to tell a story, but also attempts to provide accessible gameplay for casual and hardcore players alike.
Ragnarok Odyssey presents a lackluster Monster Hunter clone for Vita owners, that does little to capture the feel and wonderment of the series it’s trying to hard to mimic. Competent online play is a plus, but everything else feels like a chore.
Finally, a new Need for Speed game that brings back old school NFS memories while delivering one of the most heart pounding racing experiences that the series has seen to date.
Ravaged is a "decent" multiplayer-only game… unfortunately it?s competing amongst "exceptional" ones.
The 5th entry in the popular Layton series arrives, featuring Professor Layton’s first outing on the 3DS system. How does the leap from 2D to 3D fare in Layton’s puzzling world? Read the full review to find out!
Worms Revolution attempts to add just a little more depth and strategy to what already is a solid base for an artillery strategy game. Does Team17 succeed? Read on to find out.
Everybunny will want to check out the follow-up to 999, as Virtue’s Last Reward ups the ante in difficulty, and makes a couple refinements worth checking out for new platforms.
Not as full-featured as the console version of Assassin’s Creed III, but Liberation makes up for it with a streamlined experience, an interesting main character and story, and plenty of unique gameplay ideas.
While 343 Industries might be new to the helm of Microsoft’s FPS flagship, Halo certainly seems to be in the right hands if Halo 4 is any indication of what we can expect going forward.
You can?t be number 2 if there?s no competition, but that doesn?t mean this game doesn?t rock
WWE ’13 brings the fan-favorite Attitude Era to consoles, a welcome addition to a series that’s failed to capture a fun story mode for quite some time.
