Videogame Reviews
Retro City Rampage delivers big on it’s premise of Grand Theft Auto seen through the eyes of a classic NES. A real treat for video game fans that grew up in the ’80’s, it’s a downloadable title that shouldn’t be missed.
Dance your way through decades of time traveling fun with the latest party hit from famed music game developer Harmonix. Outside of a little franchise fatigue, Dance Central 3 delivers on the Kinect concept like no other game manages to do.
The Walking Dead continues on towards what is sure to be an incredible finale. Episode 4 delivers enough twists, turns, and disturbing moments that players will find the wait for the final chapter to be tough indeed.
Code of Princess does a great job of delivering a current, portable beat ’em up that feels awfully reminiscent of Treasure classic Guardian Heroes. It’s well worth checking out, despite some poor performance from online play.
Overall, Carrier Command: Gaea Mission manages to get the concept part of the original 1988 release right, but everything else about the game manages to feel horribly wrong.
Sonic Adventure 2 is for true Sonic fans that want to relive a time when the series was still fun to play. Despite the terrible camera and some audio hiccups, it’s a great experience for old and new players alike.
Dishonored delivers on exceptional stealth focused gameplay, offering up a unique take on a sub-genre of first person gaming that doesn’t get enough love on consoles.
They have some momentum but Konami’s Pro Evolution Soccer 2013 may be a little too late to catch EA’s franchise in this generation of consoles.
Hell Yeah! Wrath of the Dead Rabbit looks to introduce some dark humor to the world of retro-themed platformers, but some repetitive gameplay and over-reliance on one particular hook makes this indie developed game come up a little short.
Marvel vs Capcom Origins brings back two great classic 90’s arcade games, but the title of the package is a bit misleading.
Resident Evil 6 has some changes in store for series vets, but does a new campaign structure, returning series favorites, and brand new villains do enough to keep fans happy? Check out our full review behind the cut.
R.A.W. – Realms of Ancient War is a very good Diablo 3 clone for consoles that should satisfy your need for questing, killing, and leveling.
The Sims 3 gets a little spooky with their newest expansion, Supernatural, introducing playable Vampires, Werewolves, Fairies, and Witches to the Sims universe.
NBA Baller Beats introduces the idea of a real world accessory for the Kinect, and actually works quite well, provided you have the space to pull it off.
Tokyo Jungle is as strange as it is great, and resembles a style of game that doesn’t come out of Japan as much as it used to. Check out our full review to find out more.
While not quite as dramatic of an update as given to other EA Sports franchises recently, FIFA 13 is still the most complete soccer game package yet.
Once called “Combat Wings”… Dogfight 1942 has arrived with new visuals and more planes, but retains very straight forward air combat.
