Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance review for 3DS
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!
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Quantum Conundrum review for PSN, PC, XBLA
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.
NCAA Football 13 review for Xbox 360, PS3
While it may be a bit too familiar, this year?s crop of college stars still deliver a solid performance on the field.
Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater HD review for XBLA
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.
The Amazing Spider-Man review for Xbox 360, PS3
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: Avenger’s Chronicles review for XBLA, PSN
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 review for XBLA, PSN
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.
London 2012 review for Xbox 360, PS3
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.
Bang Bang Racing review for XBLA, PSN, PC
Unfortunately, Bang Bang Racing offers little bang for your hard earned buck…
Resident Evil Chronicles HD Collection review for PS3
Resident Evil’s The Umbrella Chronicles and Darkside Chronicles make their way over to the PS3 in this digital only release from Capcom. While definitely a visual upgrade over the Wii versions of the games, adding a new coat of paint doesn’t hide the flaws found in both of these light-gun style shooters.
Pokemon Conquest review for Nintendo DS
Pokemon Conquest’s unique mix of traditional Pokemon hunting and Nobunaga’s Ambition strategy trappings results in a satisfying, and interesting mix of gameplay mechanics that shows the Nintendo DS still has a little bit of life to it.
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy review for 3DS
If Theatrhythm can prove any one thing to players, it’s that Final Fantasy definitely has some of the best game music ever produced. This rhythm based game is also aided by some interesting RPG mechanics that help make for a pretty addictive experience that’s hard to put down, and serves up a nice excuse to pick your 3DS up again.
The Walking Dead: Episode 2 review for XBLA, PSN, PC
The second episode of Telltale’s The Walking Dead delivers on all fronts, continuing the tense, nail-biting horror found in the first episode. The second episode benefits from having the core cast already established, and you quickly discover there’s more horrific things in store for the group than just zombies.
DiRT Showdown review for PS3, Xbox 360
DiRT Showdown’s car crashing fun is only hindered by its reliance on DiRT 3’s look, feel, and recycled racing events. Even though this feels more like an expansion pack than a full, new game, it’s hard to deny that Showdown is still a whole lot of fun.
LEGO Batman 2: DC Superheroes review for Xbox 360, PS3
Traveler’s Tales wastes no time in capitalizing on the DC Universe LEGO license with LEGO Batman 2. While Batman and crew are still the focal point, the expanded use of heroes like Superman and Green Lantern, along with an impressively large hub world, help make this the best LEGO title yet.
Metal Gear Solid HD Collection review for PS Vita
Metal Gear Solid HD Collection makes its way over to the Vita, sans Peace Walker in tow. However, despite missing 1/3rd of the original “collection”, the novelty of having MGS 2 and 3 available on the go is definitely hard to pass up.