A PASSION FOR ALL THINGS GAMES
Konami has shown the first footage of METAL GEAR ONLINE, while also confirming that the multi-player content will be released as part of the highly anticipated METAL GEAR SOLID V: THE PHANTOM PAIN. METAL GEAR ONLINE is a dedicated multi-player mode that segues into elements of the main game and will be included with the […]
The Legend of Zelda: Adventure Time – This is not the first time the Adventure Time series has ripped off The Legend of Zelda. 2012’s Hey Ice King! Why’d You Steal Our Garbage was basically Zelda II: The Adventure of Link with an Adventure Time coat of paint. Now, Secret of the Nameless Kingdom is […]
The Growing Booger – Originally released as a Vita and PC downloadable title, Mutant Blobs Attack has oozed its way onto PSN and XBLA for a discounted price of $7.99. This Katamari Damacy meets LocoRoco-ish puzzle platformer is a short but sweet downloadable distraction with a cute cartoony vibe. You play as a boogiery blob, […]
A Horrible Night To Have A Curse – Originally released on Steam almost a year ago, Blood of the Werewolf on XBLA adds a couple new features over its PC brethren but suffers overall from cheap level design and boss battles. Selena, on a quest for vengeance against her murdered husband and kidnapped child, plays […]
Repetitive Busy Work – Torus Games deserves some credit for putting a different spin on this licensed product but even the new open world gameplay cannot save this unpolished and unrefined rush job of a gaming disaster. How To Train Your Dragon 2 is like a very weak version of Diddy Kong Racing where the […]
With the recent Kinect-less Xbox One bundle just becoming available, E3 2014 is an interesting year for Microsoft. Sure, there were some big announcements of sequels and original IPs but the Kinect still remains an afterthought. Microsoft also made it their point to state that the “Microsoft is all about the games” at every opportunity […]
Microsoft dropped a news bomb on the gaming world today with a few announcements regarding Xbox One and Xbox Live. Starting June 9th, the Xbox One console will be sold withOUT Kinect and retail for $399, a $100 price drop. This $399 price tag also matches that of PS4. Secondly, Microsoft is dropping the Xbox […]
Developed by MLB Advanced Media, a reboot of the fan favorite series was first announced back in January 2014 for iOS, Android, current, and last-gen systems. Originally released on NES back in 1988, RBI was the first baseball game to support an official MLB license. Many sequels were made, the last of which was RBI […]
A Miserable Pile of Secrets – The original Lords of Shadow was a flawed but refreshing new take on this fan favorite franchise. Something was a little lost in the more linear level progression but the new action focused combat and memorable ending made the original game a worthy play through from beginning to end […]
Starting March 1st, the highly regarded Sid Meier’s Civilization Revolution (normally $29.99) will be free for Xbox Live Gold Members until March 15th. Then starting on March 16th, the XBLX title Dungeon Defenders (normally $14.99) will for free for the remainder of the month. Dead Island and Toy Soliders: Cold War were free during February […]
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