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REVIEW – Ikari III: The Rescue (PSN)

Definition of Button Mashing SNK has been gracious enough to release classic arcade titles to the PSN, compatible on both PS3 and PSP.  While I have reviewed several of these titles, Ikari III: The Rescue is the least entertaining and does not hold up well at all. With a Rambo-like theme, the Ikari series has […]

REVIEW – The House of the Dead 4 (PS3)

Automatic Uzi If you have not wandered into a Gameworks within the last few years, chances are you have never played The House of the Dead 4.  Like the previously released HotD3, HotD4 is properly priced, received a higher def make over, added a couple extra bells and whistles, and brings an arcade lightgun experience […]

REVIEW – THE SPLATTERS (XBLA)

Secret of the Ooze So I have been playing The Splatters for hours now and I still have no idea what the hell is going on… The player flicks boogers that burst into a liquid when smashed against a surface.  This liquid then must make contact with bombs to make them explode but only if […]

REVIEW – Excitebike: World Rally (WiiWare)

Like The NES Version But With Online Multiplayer Initially released back in 2009, Nintendo is offering Excitebike: World Rally as a 200 Coin download for Club Nintendo members here in April 2012.  In short, it is basically the Excitebike you remember but with the inclusion of online multiplayer. The goal of the game is to […]

BLOG – Club Nintendo April 2012

Continuing the monthly tradition of offering new downloadable games in exchange for Club Nintendo coins, Nintendo has made a decent offering this April 2012:   –          You, Me and the Cubes – WiiWare (200 coins) –          Excitebike: World Rally – WiiWare (200 coins) –          Metal Torrent – 3DS eShop (150 coins)   Besides having one […]

REVIEW – Zombie Slayer Diox (3DS eShop)

Kill Zombies With Music Zombie Slayer Diox, a 3DS eShop downloadable title, has a creative concept behind its gameplay but ultimately suffers from quirky control and an unfair difficultly spike. You play as Diox, a Thor-looking rock and roller who feels the need to put a silent X at the end of his name.  As […]

REVIEW – Samurai Sword Destiny (3DS eShop)

Slash, Slash, Slash, Die, Repeat Samurai Sword Destiny is a pretty straightforward and plain game.  From a 2D sidescrolling perspective, the player will button mash through waves of enemies before the horde inevitably overwhelms the player.  Then, take the experience you earned to slowly level up and try again, going a little bit further than […]

REVIEW – SAR: Search and Rescue (PSN)

A Twin Stick Shooter Before Twin Stick Shooters Originally released in 1989, Search and Rescue is a pretty violent and bloody game even by today’s standards.  While the gory visuals are certainly a highlight, the game doesn’t hold up well told due to a cumbersome control scheme. Like P.O.W., Prehistoric Isle, and other classic SNK […]

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