Although popular perception often regards professional wrestling as an insubstantial diversion, contemporary recreations of the sport deliver a involved experience. With complex control systems, intricate storylines, and aspirations for authenticity, most of today’s wresting games ...

This week the shuriken-throwing, tabi-wearing trio deliver stealthy impressions of 3rd Birthday, Ghost Recon: Shadow Wars, Super Street Fighter IV 3D multiplayer, Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky, as well as Streets of Rage ...

This week has clearly gone to the animals. With new titles featuring dragons, monkeys, rabbids, a macaw and a man named Bear Grylls, humans seem woefully underrepresented in this week’s releases. One group which resists ...

With a resume which includes the (as of yet unreleased) 2010 Independent Games Festival honoree, MelodyBloxx, as well as the woeful Carnivores: Dinosaur Hunter, the quality of Beatshapers output has varied widely. With StarDrone, the ...

With a fervent amount of critical acclaim and an impressive amount of polish garnered across its eleven year lifecycle, the MLB: The Show franchise is the interactive equivalent of the New York Yankees. Love them ...

When I am reviewing a portable game, I always feel guilty playing any game other than my review subject when I’m on the bus. I hate the feeling that I’m shirking my responsibilities just to ...

For decades, the preliminary boot-up of any sports game would unceremoniously dump players off at the main menu. Taking a cue from NBA 2K11‘s exhilarating opener- which followed Michael Jordan from an anxious locker room ...

This week, DesertEagle skulks the ‘depths’ of the 3DS launch lineup with Steel Diver, Lego Star Wars III: The Clone Wars and as well as Crysis 2 impressions, SeanNOLA hits the trenches Killzone 3 and ...

Over the past six years, few game series have become as ubiquitous as the LEGO series. By adapting powerhouse film franchises such as Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Batman, and Harry Potter into brick-based adventures, developer ...

Ferocious creatures abound in this week’s new releases. From The Dishwasher: Vampire Smile‘s lifeless samurai, Hoard‘s malevolent dragons to Dino D-Day‘s nationalistic Noasaurus, evil in undeniably ubiquitous. Heck, there’s even something irrefutably sinister with those ...