PlayStation 3 Reviews
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.
Lollipop Chainsaw marks another unique title for the developers over at Grasshopper, and a win for people that enjoy their video games with a whole lot of humor, fun combat, and charm. A unique IP that stands out in a sea of sequels, Lollipop Chainsaw is well worth checking out.
Inversion’s promises of flipping worlds and reinventing the way you view cover never really materializes across its often dull and plodding campaign. It’s certainly filled with good ideas, but the execution never really pulls through.
?X-Ray? Cam? More like ?ultra violent torn guts and bone shattering death? cam!
Ghost Recon comes back…to the future! Heading in another new direction for the long-running tactical shooter franchise, Future Soldier unfortunately fails to excite. Read why in the full review behind the link.
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 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.
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.
A fighting game developed for the fighting game community by the fighting game community that’s an absolute steal at $15.
Dante and crew return in an HD remaster of last-gen’s best action series. DMC 2 is still the odd man out here, but the other two titles certainly stand the test of time, and look amazing in HD. Read more in the full review behind the link!
Like it or not, EA Sports is swinging the Tiger Woods PGA Tour series in a more realistic direction. Do these new mechanics work out for the better? Read on to find out.
Ridge Racer returns in an unexpected way, and with a whole lot of changes up it’s sleeve. This might not be the Ridge Racer you knew, but that’s not really a bad thing.
Ninja Gaiden 3 disappoints nearly as much as it changes gears, into a bland but functional action game devoid of the exciting combat and challenge found in previous entries.
Warriors Orochi 3 amps up the Musou action for both the Dynasty and Samurai Warriors rosters. This exceptional update to the series proves to be as addicting as DW Gundam 3, read more in the full review behind the link!
