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…
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REVIEW – AiRace Xeno 3DS eShop
Expansion Pack – Last fall QubicGames released AiRace Speed to the 3DS eShop, a sequel to a couple of DSiWare racers. With its low price point, solid use of stereoscopic 3D, and…
BLOG – Club Nintendo June 2014 Summary
Repeating Kirby – Nintendo is kicking off E3 week with new Club Nintendo games. June is a little disappointing as Kirby’s Adventure is a repeat from last month and Electroplankton is an…
SquallSnake Saga – Metal Gear Solid GBC Walkthrough – Ending with Credits
Sit back and enjoy the ending to Metal Gear Solid on GBC. Like all other Metal Gear titles, there are twists and turns in the ending that will surprise players. Finishing the…
BLOG – Mario Kart 8 Tips, Tricks, Hints and Secrets
Stay Ahead of the Competition – The wait is finally over as the newest incarnation of the beloved Mario Kart series is now available on Wii U. Bundled as a system seller,…
REVIEW – Squids Odyssey WiiU eShop
Strategic Flick’Em Up – Mixing the flicking catapult and level progression gameplay of Angry Birds with the strategy of billiards, Squids Odyssey has extended its mobile roots to the Wii U with…
SquallSnake Saga – Metal Gear Solid GBC Walkthrough – Stage 13 (final battle)
Surprisingly, Stage 13 is actually the final battle. Viper makes his last appearance and Snake has only 90 seconds to take him down before Metal Gear launches a nuke and millions of…
SquallSnake Saga – Metal Gear Solid GBC Walkthrough – Stage 12 (Metal Gear boss battle)
The ending is near as Metal Gear becomes active and it is up to Snake to stop it before it reaches the surface. First, the player must take out Metal Gear’s legs…
REVIEW – Child of Light
Rhyming Through – Building from the success of the South Park: The Stick of Truth, Ubisoft’s prose-based RPG Child of Light is a $15 download about a female youth. Built using Ubisoft…
Videocast – Chronology (PC/Steam)
Gillman and I are playing a new game this week. Chronology is a slower paced indie puzzle platformer. We have some difficulty solving some puzzles and eventually the game glitches out on…