Sonic The Fighters review for XBLA, PSN
Before Super Smash Bros., Sonic and his pals starred in this obscure Sega AM2 fighting game seldom seen outside Japan.
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Fighting Vipers review for XBLA, PSN
A fantastic, little known Sega arcade fighter that will keep you coming back for more beatings!
Knytt Underground review for PS Vita, PSN
If you’re the type of player who can appreciate the journey as much as the destination in a game, then Knytt Underground should be well worth your time and money.
Labyrinth Legends review for PSN
Labyrinth Legends attempts to cut out the adventure part of old-school adventure games, and gets right down to the heart of things with dungeon after dungeon of puzzles and monsters. However, flimsy combat and lack of difficulty keep this from being a stand out PSN release.
Under Defeat HD review for PS3
A fantastic Japanese Dreamcast and arcade classic shmup get the HD treatment. Now the rest of the world gets to experience this professional shooter.
PlayStation Store Update – Oddworld: Stranger?s Wrath HD, Karateka, Rockstar PS2 Classics, Holiday Deals
The pre-Christmas PlayStation Store update is now live, and other than a nice batch of festive deals there are a number of new games and pieces of content. Take a look and start those downloads.
Page Chronica review for PSN
A unique word game and platformer hybrid that’s too challenging and confusing to be a kid’s game, but too overtly child-oriented to appeal to anyone outside of that age range.
Sine Mora review for PSN, PS Vita
Sine Mora brings new meaning to the term “Bullet Hell” for both PS3 and PS Vita owners, and offers a great challenge for everyone.
Black Knight Sword review for PSN, XBLA
Black Knight Sword is a unique action-platformer co-developed by Digital Reality and Grasshopper Manufacture, with all the weirdness you’d expect to go along with it. But just being weird doesn’t make things great, which this game unfortunately proves.
When Vikings Attack review for PS Vita, PSN
Fun graphics and a good soundtrack can help make a good game even better. As When Vikings Attack demonstrates, however, no amount of either can cover up a massive lack of content.
PlayStation Store Update – GTA: San Andreas, Black Knight Sword, Big Sky Infinity
Today’s PlayStation Store Update is now live and there’s an interesting variety of goodies available. GTA: San Andreas is finally available as a PS2 Classic, Suda 51’s bizarre Black Knight Sword has snuck onto the PS3. Big Sky Infinity is available for PS3 and Vita as a Cross-Buy game too.
Pid review for XBLA, PSN
Missing the bus and getting lost in a strange place has never been more interesting.
Marvel Civil War for Pinball FX2, Zen Pinball 2 review for XBLA, PSN
Zen Studios steps up with another fantastic new Marvel-themed table for Pinball FX2, Zen Pinball and Marvel Pinball. Join the Registration or not, which side do you choose?
Dokuro review for PS Vita
Here’s the thing you need to know about Dokuro: if you’re going to play (and if you own a Vita, you absolutely should), you need to be okay with dying. Like, a lot.
PlayStation Store Update – Far Cry 3, Under Defeat HD, Uncharted: Fight for Fortune, DJMax Technika Tune
There are some interesting updates buried in today’s huge PS Store Update. There are quite a few full PS3 games, including the excellent Far Cry 3, the entire 33GB Mass Effect Trilogy along with a nice set of Vita games and much much more. Read on for the details.
Ratchet & Clank: Full Frontal Assault review for PS3
To celebrate the 10th Anniversary of the Ratchet & Clank franchise, Insomniac Games has delivered a strategic new take on the R&C formula. Read on to see what we think of this new experience.
Journey deeper into Ron Gilbert and Double Fine’s The Cave with new media
Sega over the weekend sent over brand new assets for the anticipated new Ron Gilbert and Double Fine adventure, The Cave. Check out the screens and trailer.