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New Releases 6/22-6/28: Summer Cornucopia Edition
It’s Christmas in June, as an overwhelming 43 different Sku’s are going the be releases this week. For those keeping…
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New Varieties of Pain
As a joint project between developer Idol Minds (Cool Borders 3, 4 and MyStreet) and Sony’s marketing group, Pain hit…
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Are the Bad Days Over? Wacky Racers and Looney Tunes Reviewed
In 2004, Warner Brothers Interactive Vice President, Jason Hall, set forth a new initiative that would alter the fee game…
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Tech-Gaming Slices Through Ninja Gaiden II
In 2004, developer Tomonobu Itagaki took the antiquated, two-dimensional NES Ninja Gaiden franchise and infused it with new life. His…
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New Releases 6/15-6/21: When Invaders Go Extreme Edition
This week sees the release of more DS titles, than all the other platforms combined. So, if dressing up virtual…
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On Par with Sony’s Hot Shots Golf: Open Tee 2
Hot Shots Golf: Open Tee 2 (HSG:OT2) for the PSP doesn’t deviate far from its predecessors. From the series’ requisite…
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Tech-Gaming Cracks the Whip on Lego Indiana Jones
Numerous developers have tried to capture the essence of the Indiana Jones films to varying degrees of success. From the…
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New Releases 6/8-6/14: Read, Link, and Destroy, Edition
Title wise, this week seems creatively bankrupt, with only PS2 racer, Jeep Thrills, bringing a small smile to our stoic…
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A New Take on the Licensed Game is Bourne: Robert Ludlum’s The Bourne Conspiracy Reviewed
Robert Ludlum’s The Bourne Conspiracy isn’t your typical licensed game. It forgoes the star appeal of the film series- neither…
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Going to War Alongside the Darksiders
Back in 2003, now defunct publisher 3DO was showing Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, a xbox game whose plotline was…
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