With the ability to plug in a specialized stick, and offer neighboring players a convenient way to settle a grudge, fighting games are idyllic for home consoles. Although efforts have made to transpose these pugilistic ...
Read More »On Track- Moto GP 09/10 Review
Few games can induce controller-clinching, adrenaline-secreting play sessions as well as a proficiently programmed racer. From trying to nail the perfect drift to edging out an opponent across the checkered line, superlative entries in the ...
Read More »Cave Story (WiiWare Remake) Review
Porting a game to another platform is often trickier than one might think. Rewriting blocks of code, and having to take into account different hardware and its interfaces, can easily result in bugs and oversights. ...
Read More »New Releases 3/28-4/3: Sushi, Samurai and Swimsuits Edition
This week sees the return of some familiar faces- from the reliable Blue Bomber to the garlic and explosive-loving antihero of the Mushroom Kingdom, and even everyone’s favorite sailor turned ninja. Although Japanese gamers have ...
Read More »Dragon Age: Origins: Awakening Reviewed
Since its November release, Dragon Age: Origins has received a healthy amount of supplemental content. Woefully, the majority of this ancillary material has been less than essential. Return to Ostagar attempted to interpret impetuous King ...
Read More »Calculated Conflict- Supreme Commander 2 Review
Despite their long-standing popularity on PCs, real-time strategy games have only recently been embraced on home consoles. A significant portion of this sluggish acceptance can be attributed to the construction of a capable control system- ...
Read More »Incendiary- Just Cause 2 Review
A timeworn Russian adage states that people can be endlessly fascinated by watching three things- children playing, a woman dancing, and fire burning. Recent release Just Cause 2 gives players two of these components; although ...
Read More »The Tech-Gaming Podcast, World 2-5
This week the Tech-Gaming crew pays memorial to Phantasy Star Universe with Aaron Webber (aka Ruby Eclipse) of Sega of America. We offer Cave Story, Pokémon SoulSilver and 3D Dot Game Heroes impressions, a bit ...
Read More »Captured and Captivated- Pokémon SoulSilver Reviewed
After my 14 year Pokémon absence, I was more than just a little nostalgic when SoulSilver arrived at my office. I spent the remainder of my work day humming the title theme to the original ...
Read More »Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey Review
Atlus’ Persona, Megami Tensai, and Shin Megami Tensai franchises have reliably offered a divergent range of role playing mechanics. From cultivating Pokémon-like demon hybrids in SMT: Nocturne, to balancing school, work, and social schedules in ...
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