PlayStation 3 Reviews

Pool Nation review for PSN, XBLA

Matthew Pollesel11 years ago06 mins

Pool Nation is first time in my life I’ve ever played pool in any form and not totally embarrassed myself.

NCAA Football 14 review for Xbox 360, PS3

Brian Peterson11 years ago11 years ago012 mins

Even with new features and enhancements, this series is starting to smell like an old locker room.

Time and Eternity review for PS3

Chris Laramie11 years ago09 mins

Anime fan service and then some! But is it enough to make this JRPG great? Not by a long shot.

Storm review for XBLA, PSN, PC

Brian Peterson11 years ago07 mins

Storm isn’t a game that is going to knock your socks off, but what it does do is provide a nice puzzle game for fans who like their brand of puzzles a little more laid back and thought-oriented.

The Walking Dead: 400 Days DLC review for XBLA, PSN, PC

Dustin Chadwell11 years ago11 years ago07 mins

Telltale Games attempts to bridge gap between Season One and Two of their Walking Dead series with this DLC featuring five short stories with all new characters.

Deadpool review for PS3, Xbox 360, PC

Chris Dunlap11 years ago11 years ago010 mins

High Moon Studios takes a hard to define Marvel property with everyone’s favorite Merc’ with a Mouth, and delivers a decent game for comic book fans.

Mountain Crime: Requital review for PSN, PC

Matthew Pollesel12 years ago05 mins

Here’s something I never thought I’d say about a hidden object game: Mountain Crime: Requital’s biggest problem is that it may be a little too ambitious.

Remember Me review for PC

Aaron Vaughn12 years ago12 years ago017 mins

Voted “Game Most Likely Forgotten” this generation. Does that mean it’s worth ignoring?

Grid 2 review for Xbox 360, PS3

Brian Peterson12 years ago09 mins

A good, but not great sequel that offers a deep racing experience that should please any diehard fan.

The Last of Us review for PS3

Jim Cordeira12 years ago12 years ago016 mins

A brutal and shockingly unflinching look at humanity in a post-pandemic world which also happens to be one hell of an intense videogame experience.

New Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain E3 demo trailer

Dustin Chadwell12 years ago01 mins

Check out the new and impressive gameplay demo trailer for Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain, as shown during the Microsoft Conference today.

Tiny Token Empires review for PSN

Matthew Pollesel12 years ago05 mins

An interesting combination of Risk-style turn-based strategy and match-3 gameplay that’s perfect for gaming on the go… except this version isn’t portable.