Videogame Reviews
Revelations brings back some old-school horror charm to the Resident Evil franchise, with a split tale filling the gaps between Resident Evil 4 and 5. How do the further adventures of Chris Redfield and Jill Valentine stack up? Find out after the cut.
Brutal, bloody and bizarre, The Darkness II is a great alternative first person shooter for those who are sick and tired of the typical FPS fare. See what makes it worth playing.
Is Dustforce a delightful, example-setting 2D take on parkour by a talented indie team, or am I just making up stuff to get you to click through to this review?
Soulcalibur V shows that Namco can get online fighting down pat, but a lackluster single player mode takes some of the oomph out of the latest release. But don’t worry, you can still put horse heads on just about everyone.
Does Puddle bring enough puzzle to pony up the pennies on XBLA and PSN? Bazinga Sheldon, I found a puzzle game just for you.
Final Fantasy XIII-2 excels where the original didn’t, but not without a few flaws of it’s own. A handful of additions, like monster collecting, and more exploration help bring this game more in line with what was expected out of Final Fantasy XIII.
On paper, Scarygirl sounds like a unique platformer, but once you get past the opening “oohs and ahhs” the game struggles to keep your interest and you may find yourself wanting more for your $15.
It’s finally here! Our review of Star Wars: The Old Republic, after a month of game time and dozens upon dozens of hours spent, my final thoughts on how SWTOR stacks up.
Mike takes an in-depth look at the Galaxy MDT GTX570 x4, and shares his thoughts on how well it meets current day performance expectations.
2012 is now upon us and should bring about some of the best games to hit the market as we reach the final lengths of some system?s life spans. Choplifter HD is one of those games that have caught myself and other reviewer?s by surprise and is easily the first surprise title of 2012.
If you want realism, stick to Madden, but if you want pure, all-out adrenaline, then download NFL Blitz. It’s fast paced, over the top and unrealistic, but still a classic. Find out why the new Blitz may be worth your $15.
Wizards and Thieves, and Knights?oh my! Atlus and Frozenbyte’s puzzle platformer is a magical sequel worth checking out.
The Ezio trilogy finally wraps up with a game that isn’t quite the best in the series.
We?ve seen a lot of HD ports over the past year, especially in regards to PS2 titles making their way over to the PS3. Some of these have been great successes, while others have been pretty awful. See where Tekken Hybrid fits in.
Four Marvel-themed Pinball tables and one low price? Yes please! Zen Studios’ latest is a superhero-quality blast.
Shinobi for the 3DS marks a return to form for SEGA?s franchise ninja series. It?s been quite a while since we?ve seen a Shinobi title of any kind, the last being the combo of Shinobi and Nightshade on the PS2.
Maybe I’m biased because I love shmups, or maybe I’m biased because I’m a sucker for PixelJunk games, but I think I’m mostly biased for having Q-Games hit all the right notes for me.
