D-Pad Doctor: XConverter 360 Review

There’s a reason directional pads, or “d-pads”, still exist on controllers. It’s the same reason motion controls still have quite a way to go. Precision and timing are of the utmost important in many games. ...

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A Healthy Balance- Wii Fit Plus Review

It’s been nearly a year and half since Nintendo released Wii Fit in the U.S., subsequently creating a new genre of fitness software. While the disk was amazingly popular, becoming the third bestselling videogame of ...

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One Tall Brawl- Spyborgs Review

During the early 1990’s a steady flow of cooperative beat ‘em-ups was released by Capcom. Titles like Final Fight, Aliens vs. Predator, and The Knights of the Round challenged players to punch and kick an ...

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Blown Away- Tornado Outbreak Review

At this year’s E3, a kiosk displaying Zephyr: Rise of the Elementals sat relatively unnoticed by a majority of attendees. Hoping to experience a hidden gem, I grabbed a controller, and immediately identified the game’s ...

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Ax Kicking- Demon’s Souls Review

Throughout gaming history, there have been a plethora of games that those who cherish the title of “gamer” cling onto with great fervor, despite a handful of flaws that make gameplay inaccessible to vast majority ...

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Space Oddity- Ion Assault Review

What’salmost worse than a bad game? Answer: a game with great potential onlypartially realized. You can easily ignore a bad game altogether, butthe better a game’s concept, the more painful it is to accept itsfaults. ...

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