Video Game Reviews
BreakQuest Review
No matter how unique and innovative a game may be individually, if there are a million and one other similar titles in the same genre, it can be hard for said game to rise above the competition. Break... Read More
Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock Review
Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock (WoR) is the latest installment in the popular franchise. It is the last game to be developed by RedOctane/Neversoft prior to their dissolution by Activision following po... Read More
DC Universe Online Review
DC Universe Online is an amazing title for many different reasons, one being that it's an MMO that brings you into the world of DC and all its heroes and villains, which there are plenty of that even ... Read More
Venetica Review
Venetica would have been a great game in the days where Playstation 2 and the original Xbox ruled the generation of console gaming. The games graphics are about what you would expect from the PS... Read More
9 Hours 9 Persons 9 Doors Review
Some games have stories that truly seem to come from the muses themselves. Other game plots put our industry to shame and seem like they just fell out in the toilet during a developer's morning bowel ... Read More
SBK:X Review
Just for the record, I can't ride a bike. I also have little to no interest in professional motorbike related sports. It thus seemed odd when a copy of SBK:X popped through my door but, in my professi... Read More
Adrenalin Misfits Review
Adrenalin Misfits is a Kinect game first off made by Konami and retails for just $49.99. The game is a snowboarding game, but you wont just be boarding on snow, you'll be on desert land, water a... Read More
ilomilo Review
ilomilo was officially released on Xbox Live today for 800 Microsoft Points ($10). This game is extremely addicting so be careful. You point of the game is to join ilo and milo the main ch... Read More
Dead Rising 2: Case West Review
Well let me just say this first off.. anyone who is a fan of the whole Dead Rising franchise will definitely love Dead Rising 2: Case West because it brings back Frank(and his camera), the main charac... Read More
LittleBigPlanet 2 Review
Let me start off the review of the year’s biggest game by confessing something very unusual. I was not a very big fan of the original LittleBigPlanet, even after a complete and meaty play throu... Read More
Deadly Premonition Review: A Fresh Perspective
Deadly Premonition has been out for sometime in the US, but I and my contemporaries in Europe have only been offered the Deadly Premonition experience since last October. A two month old game may seem... Read More
Epic Mickey Review
Warren Spector is a legend, of course. The brain behind such highly regarded games as Deus Ex, System Shock and Thief, all of which went on to become landmark titles in their respective genres, has ha... Read More
Last Half of Darkness: Tomb of Zojir Review
Sometimes you need to know when to let a good thing go. The survival horror and point and click adventure genres have been on the cusp of relevance for quite some time now and most of the key franchis... Read More
Enslaved: Odyssey to the West- Pigsy’s Perfect 10 DLC Review
Namco Bandai and developers Ninja Theory has put out some downloadable content for the 'Enslaved'. The DLC is called 'Pigsy's Prefect 10' and is unique from your usual DLC in a game. It features y... Read More
Splatterhouse Pre-Order & Non-Preorder DLC Review
We will start off with the 'The Killing Floor' as it is exactly what it states itself to be... another killing frenzy arena. This is much like the arena challenges that are already in the game only yo... Read More
Fallout: New Vegas- Dead Money DLC Review
The story starts off with you getting a mysterious radio signal that brings you to the Sierra Madre casino as well as raising your level cap by 5. The casino is covered in a red toxic fog that is d... Read More
Europa Universalis 3: Divine Wind Review
Europa Universalis 3 was released back in 2007, and since then, it has had three expansion packs. Never ever have I felt that the game was getting boring, or that it had lost any of its qualities. Whi... Read More
World of Warcraft: Cataclysm Review
World of Warcraft is one of these odd titles that you either love or hate. Regardless of your standing on it WoW is clearly here to stay but, after six years of mediocre expansions, the game was reall... Read More
Tron Evolution Review
It's always heartbreaking to play (and then review) a licensed game. Here you have the chance to build a fantastic game based in an established universe, so that you're spared the tasks of developing ... Read More
Quake Arena Arcade Review
For those who are expecting an exciting, action-packed single player campaign based first person shooter, Quake Arena Arcade is not the game for you. There is a single player mode, yes, but it is just... Read More
The Sly Trilogy Review
Sly Cooper is back in this awesome high definition remake of the original games which were released more than half a decade ago on the PlayStation 2. The collection includes Sly Racoon, Sly 2: Band of... Read More
Michael Jackson: The Experience Review
Back in 1989 when video game licensing didn't need to make any sense Michael Jackson starred in Michael Jackson's: Moonwalker, a bizarre 2D console and arcade endeavour that had little to do with the ... Read More
X-Men: The Arcade Game Review
Well it's time for another tough old school arcade game review. The funny thing is I'm not being sarcastic because change original coin-op games too much and they are hated by hardcore fans, keep ex... Read More
Splatterhouse Review
I have been seeing not so great reviews for Splatterhouse, but I have do disagree with all of them. First of all the game is not some new groundbreaking kind thing where your going to be blown away ... Read More
Marvel Super Hero Squad: The Infinity Gauntlet Review
Regardless of how it may be presented the idea of a marvel hero mash up reminds of my Marvel vs. Capcom days and, as a result, gets me somewhat excited (though not in that way.) As such I was rather h... Read More
Raving Rabbids: Travel in Time Review
Back when the Wii launched years ago there were two kinds of games that accompanied the release. There were the hardcore titles that people remember like Zelda and Red Steel (though Red Steel was reme... Read More
Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit Review
First off this 2010 release of Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit is a reboot of the old games where you played cops and robbers and not a bad one I might add. The game doesn't really have a story, it's ju... Read More
Truth or Lies Review
It was only ten or so years ago that games seemed to serve the sole purpose of offering a challenge to a specific demographic who were willing to sink several hours into various campaigns and story mo... Read More
Fable III: Understone Quest Pack DLC Review
First off, their is no doubt in my mind that this "DLC" was already on the disc when the game was released. That being said, you are having to pay for content that you technically already bought... Read More
Halo: Reach- Noble Map Pack DLC Review
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OC-Qncg6kV8 The first map pack for Halo Reach, the Noble Pack still including only 3 maps and costs 800 Microsoft Points ($10). The three new maps are Anchor 9, Temp... Read More