Videogame Reviews
Risen 2 might not be the pirate RPG we’ve all been waiting for, but it’s certainly not devoid of a bit of old-school RPG charm. Still, some technical and system issues keep this from being a must-own game unless you’re a pretty big genre fan to begin with.
The 4th Summer of Arcade title is here with 5th Cell’s Hybrid, a unique third person shooter that focuses solely on multiplayer. Check out the full review behind the cut.
The new 3DS XL is just around the corner, and we’ve got our hands on one! Check out the full review behind the cut to see how this big boy stacks up to the original model.
Wreckateer might not be the most exciting entry in this year’s Summer of Arcade line up, but it certainly does what it advertises. Which is smashing the heck out of a whole lot of castles.
“There’s no sensation to compare to this — Suspended animation, a state of bliss.”
Microsoft’s Summer of Arcade promotion rolls on, with the release of Deadlight this week. How does Tequila Works freshman effort check out? Read the full review to find out.
This game of Frogger isn?t going to win over anyone who isn?t a fan or maybe too young to really ?get it?, but for old fogies like myself, Hyper Arcade Edition is a new and ?ribbeting? challenge that will more than satisfy fans of the series without tainting their memories.
Sora, Riku, Mickey and the rest of the gang return in Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance. How does this newest entry stack up against the rest of the series? Read on to find out!
Quantum Conundrum features some really fun, physics based puzzles marred by not so fun physics based platforming. Read more in the full review behind the link.
While it may be a bit too familiar, this year?s crop of college stars still deliver a solid performance on the field.
The long-awaited Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater HD rolls onto Xbox Live, containing HD remakes of 7 classic THPS 1 and 2 stages. See how this re-imagining shapes up in our full review.
Spidey swings onto consoles again, a scant 10 months after his last ill-fated adventure. Tying this new game into the film’s universe does the series little favors, and while the return of web-swinging through New York is great to have, there’s little else worth seeing here.
Marvel Pinball: Avengers Chronicles marks another four table set to the ever expanding library of Zen Studio’s produced virtual pinball tables. This collection, focusing on the ever-popular comic-turned-movie stars delivers on all levels.
Jeremy McGrath’s Offroad roars onto XBLA and PSN, but doesn’t quite manage to blow away the competition, resulting in an experience that’s streamlined but satisfying.
SEGA delivers a fun Summer Olympics experience with London 2012, making this one of the rare party games that’ll be well worth checking out.
Unfortunately, Bang Bang Racing offers little bang for your hard earned buck…
