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The Wonderful 101 Review
Full disclosure: I’m an unapologetic fan of Hideki Kamiya. Not only is the director responsible for seminal action titles such…
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Takedown: Red Saber Review
Robert’s take: Save for Bohemia Interactive’s fastidiously detailed Arma series, the contemporary first-person shooter largely shuns simulation. While popular franchises…
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Grand Theft Auto V Review
If the benchmark of artistic expression is the ability to evoke an inward examination, then Grand Theft Auto V is…
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Neo Geo X Mega Pack Volume 1 Review
Emulation is almost always a difficult task. When programmers attempt to deliver replications of cherished arcade games, expectations of pixel-perfect…
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Chaos Code Review: Single and Looking to Mangle
What is the concept? Although Chaos Code is published by fighting-game gurus Arc System Works, players shouldn’t approach the game…
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Dead Or Alive 5 Ultimate Review: Ultimate Fighter
There are some things you can always count on; Mario saving the Princess, EA Sports releasing a Madden NFL game…
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One Piece: Pirate Warriors 2: Stretching the Formula
For the past thirteen years, a multitude of milieus have been viewed through the lens of Yokohama-based developer Omega Force.…
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Diablo III Review: The Pursuit of Loot
Console gamers who crave the creature carnage and loot drops perfected by the Diablo franchise have had to put up…
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KickBeat Review: Everybody was Kung Fu Fighting
What is the concept? Following a particularly prolific period, franchises like Guitar Hero and Rock Band are taking brief hiatuses,…
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Rayman Legends Review: Limbless Potential
When the original Rayman was released in 1995, the title defied convention. The game’s sprite-based, hop-and-bop action diverged from the…
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