Videogame Reviews
Slow motion shoot-outs return with Max Payne 3, and with a hell of a visual upgrade to boot. But how does the latest entry stack up to the first two titles from former developer Remedy? Read the full review to find out!
An enjoyable and magical PlayStation Move action adventure title for the PS3 that’s definitely worth conjuring up a bit of interest for.
How bad can licensed movie video game tie-ins actually get? Battleship attempts to answer that very question.
The second episode of Sonic the Hedgehog 4 rolls out on PSN and XBLA. How does it match up to the previous entry, or the former 2D Genesis titles? Read the full review to find out!
The spiritual successor to Warhawk flies onto the PS3 with solid, action-packed online play, a single player experience and some really nice ideas, but does it compare to the original? Read on to find out.
Game of Thrones delivers an interesting tale and some fun combat mechanics, if you’re willing to trudge through a few hours of tedium to get to the fun stuff.
Mario Tennis Open comes out of the gate on the 3DS swinging, and marks a pretty good return for the series on handhelds. Even without the much-loved RPG mechanic, it’s a Mario Tennis title that’s definitely worth checking out.
With a fresh take on the MMORPG genre, does TERA break the rules of the traditional MMORPG, or does it fall in line with other more traditional MMO games? Read on to find out what Chris thinks.
Fable Heroes doesn’t quite do the franchise justice, featuring tepid beat ’em up mechanics with a kid-friendly art style that ends up being the best thing about the game. Read more in the full review behind the link!
PC hit Minecraft finally makes it’s way to consoles via this port to Xbox Live Arcade. It’s an excellent port of a fantastic game, and well worth checking out. Read more in the full review!
Awesomenauts is well…pretty awesome. A 2D Multiplayer Online Battle Arena that really shines on consoles, you’re sure to be addicted to this one in no time. Read more in the full review behind the link!
Fun abilities and awesome movement aren’t enough to save this open world sandbox follow-up from mediocrity. Dull characters and plot, along with some technical issues, work against Prototype 2.
Fatality! The PS Vita version of Mortal Kombat scores big with great controls, tons of content, and nearly every single feature that made the console versions so great.
Telltale Game’s interpretation of Robert Kirkman’s The Walking Dead shambles onto digital platforms, continuing Telltale’s adventure game revival set against the backdrop of the zombie apocalypse. It’s far better title than Jurassic Park, and shows a whole lot of promise for upcoming episodes. Read more in the full review!
Another quirky puzzle title hits the eShop for the 3DS, featuring a unique spin on some familiar elements. Read more in the full review behind the link!
Suffer as…James and Kate did? OK, they’re no G, but this is still a super fine port of one of the few modern arcade shooters from the past decade, suitably priced for PSN.
A fighting game developed for the fighting game community by the fighting game community that’s an absolute steal at $15.
