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,…
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…
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. …
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 –…
NEWS – Google Maps 8-bit Style!
This is probably one of the coolest things I have ever seen. Or just go to Google, click on Maps at the top, then click on QUEST on the upper right….
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…
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…
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…
REVIEW – Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games (3DS)
Qualifying But Not Record Setting Building off the foundation set by the Winter Games a couple years ago, Mario and Sonic are trying their hand at summer based Olympic sports. However, this…
REVIEW – Defenders of Ardania (XBLA)
Defense Meets Offense Tower defense games are plentiful on both XBLA and iOS. However, Defenders of Ardania introduces a new key element to the tried-n-true defense formula: offense. As entertaining as the…