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REVIEW – Frogger Hyper Arcade
A Buggy Frog Frogger has hopped onto next gen systems, including PSN and WiiWare, but winds up jumping out of the frying pan and into the fire. The main Frogger gameplay elements…
REVIEW – Johnny KungFu (3DS eShop)
Mr. Game and Watch UFO is no stranger to the eShop having already released the repetitive but challenging Samurai Sword Destiny and their original undead rock title Zombie Slayer Diox. Johnny KungFu…
REVIEW – Zuma’s Revenge
Ball Blasting Not too long ago, I wrote an article about the DS retail version of Zuma’s Revenge. And just as I predicted, this color-matching sequel has transition to the XBLA with…
REVIEW – Tomba! (PSOne on PSN)
Love Pink Cavemen. Evil pigs. Pink hair. Platforming. Ledge clinging. 2.5D. Side quests. FMVs… Tomba could very well be one of the best games you never played. Known for reviving long lost…
REVIEW – Mad Dog McCree (3DS – eShop)
Mad Dog Crap This is a really, really terrible game and you should definitely not play it. In fact, you should stay as far away from this game as possible and the…
REVIEW – Virtua Fighter 5: Final Showdown (XBLA)
Straight Forward Virtua Fighter 5 was originally released on 360 and PS3 way back in 2007. Proving its age, one of the highlighting features was online play. But can a re-release of…
REVIEW – Prototype2 (PS3)
Hulk SMASH Prototype 2 is a decent follow up to the 2009 original but still has chore-like missions and boring clichés but entertaining mindless combat. In an interesting turn of events, the…
REVIEW – Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3
Here We Go Again… Modern Warfare 3, the latest game in the long running Call of Duty franchise, is stuck in a rut. With only minor additions, like new gameplay modes, MW3…
REVIEW – Dragon’s Lair (XBLA with Kinect Support)
Die With Motion Control In its 30 year history, Dragon’s Lair has been ported to pretty much anything with a screen on it. While the unique animation is welcomed, the nostalgia will…