Category: Reviews

One of the first games I created was used from a GameMaker template.  Changing a few things around and adding my own content, I came up with Ball Slapper – the goal…

GREAAAAAAAT! Without question, the Metal Gear Solid HD Collection is quite the package.  Arguably, MGS2 and MGS3 are some of the PS2’s finest titles with Peace Walker standing as one of the…

Out Of Time Instead of putting you in the shoes of four Spidermen like last year’s Shattered Dimensions, Edge of Time seamlessly transitions between a past and future Spider-Man.  Unfortunately, the focus…

It Is Not Your Destiny X-Men Destiny does something different.  Instead of assuming control of your favorite mutant superhero, Destiny puts you in the shoes of an unknown mutant.  The entire basis…

Back To Basics Sega’s favorite mascot has going through some tough times ever since he left the Genesis era.  Sonic Generations is a throwback to great 2D levels of the 16-bit age…

Punching You In the Nuts If there is one thing I learned from playing Self-Defense Training Camp, it is that dudes should constantly be wearing a cup.  Every day trips to the…

Aiming for Realism I have yet to play a Kinect game without a delay from my movements to what happens on screen.  Any game, whether it involves Kinect or not, needs to…

  Extending The Adventure The Treasures of the Sun DLC probably won’t change your opinion about the game as a whole but should please fans looking to do some more dungeon sieging….

Not Cooked All The Way The burger-making sim is back but are the modern toppings enough to ask for seconds? Do you remember the last level in the original Donkey Kong?  While…

Now With Move Available on many different platforms and now released on the PS3, Max and the Magic Marker is essentially the same game as the PC and WiiWare version. The biggest…