Game Reviews
Limbo Game Review
Jul 19th
Limbo Game Review, Videogames are an art form made up of visuals, sound, and a mysterious little something we call gameplay. Limbo is the perfect example of these three crafts working together in harmony to create something astounding.
NCAA Football 11 Review
Jul 10th
NCAA Football 11 Review, College football’s toughest critics – the ones who agonize endlessly over the disaster that is the BCS or the unfair advantage that big-time conferences enjoy over their mid-major counterparts – are also its biggest fans.
APB Game Review
Jul 10th
APB Game Review, One of the hardest parts about reviewing an MMO is that the genre takes full advantage of being online and persistent.
Crackdown 2 Review
Jul 5th
It’s powered, and powered brilliantly, by some big fat contradictions. Crackdown 2’s built from an epic move set, with every jump, roundhouse and ground-pound crafted to make you feel utterly heroic.
LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4 Review
Jun 29th
The cards were stacked against LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4. This is the fourth franchise to get the LEGO treatment and something like the seventh LEGO game if you include the double-dip on the Star Wars adventures.
Singularity – Game Review
Jun 29th
Singularity – Game Review, When did it stop being OK for first-person shooters to be silly? Once upon a time you just rocked up, ran down some corridors with increasingly powerful weapons and shot guys.
Transformers: War for Cybertron Review
Jun 22nd
I’ve never been as consistently interrupted while playing a game at the office as I was while playing through High Moon’s Transformers: War for Cybertron.
Puzzle Quest 2 Review
Jun 21st
Bejewelled may be one of the most popular games in the world, but that success probably can’t be attributed to “core gamers,” or whatever you want to call the people that eat, sleep, and obsess over videogames.
Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker Review
Jun 9th
Well, lucky for you, Hideo Kojima and his Konami paymasters have found a loophole. Snake’s not back – not that Snake, Solid Snake.
Alpha Protocol Review
May 29th
The legendary agent whose presence looms over Alpha Protocol’s Michael Thornton isn’t Bauer, Bourne or Bond – although the game is eager to invite all these comparisons.
Blur Review
May 27th
Review by IGN 7.0/10 Decent
Generally I’m one of the best gamers I know. I don’t say that to brag — I say it to provide some context when I say that Blur, the new racer from developer Bizarre Creations (Project Gotham Racing), can be damn hard.
The single-player Career mode in Blur features some More >
Super Mario Galaxy 2 Review
May 22nd
Review by IGN 10/10 Masterful
Not since the days of the Nintendo Entertainment System has Nintendo been so committed to the Super Mario franchise on its current generation console: 2007 was the year that Nintendo revamped the 3D Mario design with Super Mario Galaxy, and just six months ago the company rebooted the More >
Red Dead Redemption Game Review
May 19th
Review by IGN 9.7/10 Incredible
The American West has made actors famous and writers rich. It has inspired children on the playground and grizzled country singers alike. Its stories of heroes and bandits, gold rushes and simple homesteaders have been fictionalized and romanticized to the point that they’re known the world over. More >
Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands Review
May 19th
Review by IGN 8.0/10 – Impressive
I’ve been a fan of the Prince of Persia franchise ever since 2003’s The Sands of Time. The combination of acrobatics and combat– along with the sweeping environments — made the Prince of Persia franchise one of my favorites from the last generation. And despite Ubisoft beating More >
