After watching a vicious breed of extraterrestrials annihilate of platoon of hardened space marines, Private Hudson delivers one of Aliens most renowned bits of dialog- “Game over, man. Game over!” Whether director James Cameron had ...
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Developer Hothead games has one of the most enigmatic release schedules in gaming. After mysteriously abandoning the popular Penny Arcade Adventure franchise after a second installment, the company has offered two separate DeathSpank games within ...
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While F1 Racing doesn’t evoke the same level of zeal in Americans as it does for our European counterparts, notions are changing. Despite the mislaid hopes of a U.S. F1 Team competing this year, the ...
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Devoted readers may recall our review of Racquet Sports for the Wii, a middling title which offered Kinect-like functionality to Nintendo owners. While the game’s five court-based events played competently with a Wiimote, the game’s ...
Read More »Little Wing Soars- Phantasy Star Portable 2 Review
Sometimes, it’s hard to let go. Phantasy Star Universe was one of the only games that I let myself get really excited for. I preordered the game and paid in full as soon as my ...
Read More »Podcast 4-8: Bring the Bertha
The week the Tech-Gaming Podcast welcomes Mel Kirk of Zen Studios to discuss Pinball FX 2, the new pinball platform headed to the Xbox 360. SeanNOLA and DesertEagle present impressions of Z.H.P.: Unlosing Ranger Vs. ...
Read More »New Releases 9/26-10/2: Kicks, Picks, and Tricks Edition
Whether your preferred cardio routine involves running from the undead, kicking balls around, or hi-stepping with Scary Spice, this week’s new releases are likely to produce a virtual sweat. Those with an aversion to motion-controlled ...
Read More »Single File Celebration- Start the Party! Review
As 2008’s You’re In the Movies illustrated, there’s a irrefutable schism which exists between games geared for adults, and ones designed for younger audiences. Many critics berated the title for its shallow minigames and its ...
Read More »Power and Responsibility- Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions Review
It’s been over six years since gamers were given the opportunity to web sling around an open-world Manhattan in Spider-Man 2. Whereas whizzing through city streets once felt liberating and visceral, a string of three ...
Read More »Hooking- NHL Slapshot Review
Most seasoned gamers will tell you that bundled pieces of plastic do little to increase the enjoyment of a Wii game. The polystyrene pieces which are packed in with copies of Mario Kart Wii and ...
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