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NBA 2K12 Review

NBA 2K12 Review

I have never been a big fan of the NBA 2K series, neither of basketball sport itself, so obviously, when I went in to play NBA 2K12, I wasn't expecting a lot. At first, when I booted up my f... Read More

Okabu Review

Okabu Review

Okabu is a good game, at least, that’s what I thought when fiddling in the menu area. The music, which is fantastic, seemed to indicate high production values and more so due to the fact that the ... Read More

Batman: Arkham City Review

Batman: Arkham City Review

[caption id="attachment_50696" align="aligncenter" width="505"] Hero that Gotham needs.[/caption] Rocksteady showed glimpses of talent when Batman: Arkham Asylum came out, but after playing Batman: Ar... Read More

Dead Rising 2: Off The Record Review

Dead Rising 2: Off The Record Review

When Dead Rising 2 was released last year there were two glaring omissions that were bemoaned by fans: the original protagonist Frank West was nowhere to be seen and a sandbox mode was also missing. T... Read More

Carnivores: Dinosaur Hunter Review

Carnivores: Dinosaur Hunter Review

The PS minis range has been distracting us with its little addictive slices of gaming since its inception in 2009. Without any real depth to the games though, the service has failed to garner any real... Read More

The Gunstringer Review

The Gunstringer Review

The Gunstringer is Kinect’s best game. The best of the best! It has to mean a lot since it’s been one year since Kinect came out. I haven’t been engrossed in such a motion controller game for a... Read More

Role in the Hole Review

Role in the Hole Review

Role in the Hole HD is a pretty fun game. That’s what you expect because it’s sort of like Angry Birds but more awesome. It will remind you of that definitely, but the core gameplay is completel... Read More

King Arthur: The Role-Playing Wargame Review

King Arthur: The Role-Playing Wargame Review

Step back in time with King Arthur and you'll find an enjoyable, if rough, ride through the dark ages. King Arthur: The Role-Playing Wargame appears very much as a spin-off from the Total War series;... Read More

Castlevania: Harmony of Despair Review

Castlevania: Harmony of Despair Review

How things can change in a few short months. Back in August 2010 I wrote up a review right here on Gamingbolt critiquing the then recent release of Castlevania: Harmony of Despair. Fourteen months lat... Read More

Mercury Hg Review

Mercury Hg Review

Mercury Hg is one of the most innovative arcade games I have seen so far. The premise is really simple but manages to pull you in and grab your attention for a while. If you don’t know anything ab... Read More

Rage (PS3) Review

Rage (PS3) Review

The author of this review and the author of the Xbox 360 version review are different persons, and their views may differ. To read our Xbox 360 version review of Rage, click here. Once, id Software w... Read More

The Ico & Shadow of the Colossus Collection Review

The Ico & Shadow of the Colossus Collection Review

Fumito Ueda's classic, Shadow of the Colossus and Ico, were two of the only games last generation that could arguably be called 'art', along with a few others like Metroid Prime and Okami. These two g... Read More

We Dance Review

We Dance Review

If the recent slew of motion controllers and plastic instruments is anything to go by, it just shows that the gaming public are suckers for new peripherals. It is thus that I recall a giddy excitement... Read More

A Game of Thrones: Genesis Review

A Game of Thrones: Genesis Review

Like many others, I was introduced to the “A Song of Fire and Ice” universe with the recent HBO series “A Game of Thrones.” The plot, setting, and characters all spoke to me and I instantly fe... Read More

Forza Motorsport 4 Review

Forza Motorsport 4 Review

It’s been almost 6 years since the Xbox 360 came out. Why is that so important? It’s because Forza Motorsport 4 is undoubtedly the best looking game on the console. Optimizing codes for the hard... Read More

Serious Sam: Double D Review

Serious Sam: Double D Review

Fans of Serious Sam want one thing and one thing only: Unabated and quick paced destruction. The original game has served as a cult hit for generations, with its crazy enemy designs and no bullshit de... Read More

Pro Evolution Soccer 2012 Review

Pro Evolution Soccer 2012 Review

Being American it often surprises me just how popular Soccer is in the rest of the world. It’s the best-selling sports video game genre there is, and is also one of the few that gives you a real cho... Read More

Xenoblade Chronicles Review

Xenoblade Chronicles Review

For the past many years, every time I have begun playing a JRPG, I've gone in with doubts, skepticism and zero expectations. With a few possible exceptions like Dragon Quest IX last year, the Pokemon ... Read More

Burnout Crash Review

Burnout Crash Review

What is the first thing that comes in your mind when you think of a Burnout game? That’s right, crashes. In Burnout Crash you get an overdose of crashes, as the name implies, of course. So, what is... Read More

Skydrift Review

Skydrift Review

If you are a fan of arcade racers and looking to get a new game that doesn’t break the bank, Skydrift might just be a game worth looking into. Priced at $15 with game play reminiscent of Wipeout, Sk... Read More