Red Bull BC One Review (DS)
Red Bull BC One is large breakdancing championship in which sixteen b-boys match against each other to see who is the best. It is also a Nintendo DS game about breakdancing and connect-the-dots. Read More.
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Samurai Shodown II Review (X360)
Anyone who remembers the good ol' days of the arcade likely has fond memories of the Samurai Shodown series. This series was a staple of just about any arcade and plenty of pizzerias and it was incredibly innovative for its time. While the first game was simply a Street Fighter clone with swords and blood, the sequels were actually quite innovative. Read More.
Naruto: Path of the Ninja 2 Review (DS)
Naruto, the popular manga and anime franchise about a boisterous young ninja of the same name, now has more than twenty videogames under its belt. Naruto: Path of the Ninja 2 for Nintendo DS is almost surely one of them. Read More.
Soul Bubbles Review (DS)
A round of applause for the new kids on the block. No, not that boy-band from the 90's, but for Mekensleep, the independent developer of Soul Bubbles, a puzzle game published by Eidos Interactive for the Nintendo DS. It is a solid first effort packed with innovative design and gameplay. Read More.
Valhalla Knights 2 Review (PSP)
It's a rare occasion that, as a game critic, you find yourself not really sure of just what to make of a game you're playing. What's the point where a game is being unreasonably difficult? Where do you draw the line between difficult mission objectives or developers are forcing you to stick to one particular solution? Read More.
Call of Duty: World at War Review (PS3)
Any shooter fan worth their weight in M1 Garands has been through World War II at least a couple of times throughout their gaming career. The genre has been one of the most popular settings for a shooter since the glory days of Wolfenstein 3D on DOS. Granted, things have gotten grittier, more realistic, and more intense since the days we took on Mecha-Hitler with our trusty chainguns. Read More.
Mirror's Edge Review (X360)
Over the last few years, it's been a rare thing for Electronic Arts to really let loose and even attempt to start up a new game series. Lately, however, EA has begun making attempts to change that image by embracing new games. Army of Two, Boom Blox, and Dead Space are all good examples of this new mentality. Read More.
Spider Man: Web of Shadows Review (X360)
Think back to Spider-Man 2: The Video Game. Back then, it was a first of its kind. The ability to swing anywhere and everywhere in a recreated New York City and solve random crimes; climb any building at any time and leap off them and swinging with great precision was almost everything a Spider-Man fan could have wanted. Read More.
The Continuum Review (PC)
So, you see green orc-blood in your dreams. The whistle of a battle-axe cleaving a rival in two is music to your ears. You've played so many role-playing games that your fingers automatically go to their respective hotkeys even when you're simply typing an e-mail. Read More.
S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Clear Sky Review (PC)
Sometimes, big fancy worlds and arcade-like games have their place. Sometimes you want to blaze through a slew of enemies as a Robocop-like unstoppable juggernaut that fears nothing but brings with him nothing but pain and carnage. Some times, however, you want to play a game where running forward blindly means getting killed. Read More.
Age of Booty Review (PS3)
Judging by how you interpret the title Age of Booty, you're probably expecting a pirate-inspired game, or the latest rap video. To cut to the chase, it's definitely not the latter. Developed by Certain Affinity and published by Capcom, Age of Booty is the latest real-time strategy game for the Xbox Live Arcade and PlayStation Network. Read More.
Dead Space Review (X360)
Karma is a bitch.
Some people can malicious dimwits and rise to the most powerful posts in the world, not unlike a soon to be former U.S. president. Sometimes bad things happen to good people. Take Isaac Clarke, protagonist of EA's new horrorfest Dead Space, as an example. Read More.
Hail to the Chimp Review (X360)
Have you ever wondered what would happen if some sort of scandal forced the Lion was forced to step down as the King of Beasts? Well if Hail to the Chimp is to be believed it would be a slapstick comedy, party game that has all sorts of colorful characters campaigning to take the throne. Read More.
Order Up! Review (Wii)
Order Up! Is a cooking-game-restaurant-time-management simulator. Sort of. There are more than a couple facets to the game, and despite its deceptively simple facade, there's a decent amount of gameplay hidden beneath its chef's hat. Read More.
Infinite Undiscovery Review (X360)
Have you ever played a game where you alternately found yourself enjoying what you were playing and cursing at the television? One moment you are experiencing gaming bliss and the next that game disk is sure looking attractive as a frisbee. This is one of the most consistent things about playing Infinite Undiscovery the newest offering from Tri-Ace, developers of the Valkyrie Profile and Star Ocean series. Read More.
