It Burns So Good – Nintendo’s tactics-based fan favorite has been strategizing fans for over two decades. Awakening not only builds on the success of previous entries while introducing new gameplay elements…
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REVIEW – Liberation Maiden (3DS eShop)
Pretty But Repetitive – Released back in October 2012, Liberation Maiden was the first game to be released in the GUILD01 series of games, preceding Aero Porter and Crimson Shroud. Suda51 of…
REVIEW – Andru Android Robot USB Cell Phone Travel Charger (Hardware)
Droid Powered – GEN has turned the little green Android mascot into a USB charger. Outside of its charming presentation it is still just a portable charging device that will speak to…
REVIEW – Super Black Bass 3D (3DS)
What’s That Fishy Smell? – Despite this series having a long and respected gaming history, Super Black Bass 3D is an unplayable and incomplete mess. It takes too much time to do…
REVIEW – Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance – Jetstream Sam DLC (PS3)
Joining the Darkside – Jetstream Sam is the first batch of DLC for Metal Gear Rising outside of some free VR Missions. Unfortunately, instead of getting an inside peek on one of…
REVIEW – Skylanders Giants PS3
A Saturday Morning Cartoon – Building off the success of last year’s Skylanders Spyro’s Adventure, Skylanders Giants uses the same model of gameplay and even the same toys to give youngsters an…
REVIEW – 3D Classics: Kid Icarus
Flying Closer To The Sun – Back in March 2012, Nintendo released Kid Icarus as part of their revival 3D Classics series. If fans pre-ordered Kid Icarus Uprising, a download code for…
REVIEW – Castlevania Lords of Shadow: Mirror of Fate (3DS)
Mirror Mirror On the Wall – Before jumping into Mirror of Fate’s 10 hour quest, it might be best to remove any preconceived notion you have the Castlevania series. Thing is, it…
REVIEW – Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 (360)
Colorful But Confusing – Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 was created for fans of the Naruto series. Gameplay is straightforward enough that any player can button mash through the campaign, but only gamers…
REVIEW – Hyrule Historia (book)
Building A Mystery – The Legend of Zelda is one of the most beloved video game franchises of all time. But for a series that is so treasured, Nintendo has been coy…