With the holiday season in full swing, gamers can look forward to a week filled with digital distribution. Is this merely clever counterpublishing designed to complete with overstocked retail shelves or could this be a ...
Read More »Podcast 5-6: Shadow Kat Is Standing Next to Me!
The week the crew welcomes uber-gamer Sage into our gaming-loving family. The newly-formed quartet discusses the faults of Fable III and Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker as well as the strengths of several recent indie ...
Read More »Raving Rabbids: Travel in Time Review
With five franchise entries in a span of four years, Ubisoft’s Rabbids are nearly as fertile as their cotton-tailed, real world counterparts. While last year’s Rabbids Go Home offered players a capable platformer, recent release ...
Read More »Heavy Mattel- Intellivision Lives! Review
As the proud owner of nearly two dozen retro collections, I’m most satisfied when an anthology follows the four golden ‘C’s; that is- the compendium is comprehensive, correct, cheap, and clearly organized. While a number ...
Read More »Gridlocked- TRON: Evolution Review
The concept of a video-game based on the TRON universe is a no-brainer. As the 1982 coin-op, three Intellivision titles (and arguably, a post-patch TRON 2.0) have illustrated, the bitter struggle that wages inside the ...
Read More »Console Calisthenics- EA Sports Active 2 Review
The overwhelming success of 2008’s Wii Fit ushered in a stampede of fitness titles for consoles. While some developers following Nintendo’s formula and offered casual games with just a trace of real calisthenics, others offered ...
Read More »New Releases 12/12-12/18: Reindeer Games Edition
As the malls are becoming increasing congested with last-minute bargain hunters, digital distribution has never looked better. With this week’s download-oriented new releases, gamers can skip the fights over parking spots, instead jumping right into ...
Read More »Golden Sun: Dark Dawn Review
JRPGs haven’t evolved as much in the past decade as games from other genres. A few games here or there have thrown in a new gimmick or two in an attempt to set themselves apart, ...
Read More »There Will Be Blood- Splatterhouse Review
Much like the reoccurring expedition which has served as the series’ backstory, Splatterhouse‘s conception has been filled with uncertainly and threat. Once helmed by BottleRocket Entertainment- the studio responsible for the 2002’s inspired Mark of ...
Read More »Podcast 5-4: Mouth Breathing on Tha Mic
Harmony is in the air as age-old rivals DesertEagle and SeanNOLA diplomatically discuss their impressions of Golden Sun: Dark Dawn, Spelunker HD, Donkey Kong Country Returns, EA Sports Active 2, the Marvel Tables for Pinball ...
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