1. Tekken 6 (Review)
Tekken has long been a Playstation franchise, but in its last iteration it crossed over to the other side (I leave the decision of whether it joined the light side or dark side to you). Although I have been a fighting game fan on the...
2. Dead Space 2 Announced
Visceral Games, an Electronic Arts studio announced today that the award-winning Dead Space franchise will continue to frighten gamers with its new sequel, Dead Space 2. Hero Isaac Clarke returns for another heart-pounding adventure,...
Twin Sector Review
Picture this: You’re trapped in a sterile environment loaded with obstacles and traps to overcome. The halting voice of a computer outlines the task ahead of you. You have no weapon to keep yourself...
Divinity II: Ego Draconis Review
In Divinity II, the hunter becomes the hunted. You begin this third-person role-playing game as a newly recruited dragon slayer, eager to join a bloodthirsty party tracking down a fearsome lizard. Soon,...
King’s Bounty: Armored Princess Re...
King’s Bounty: Armored Princess does more of the same really well. The stand-alone expansion to 2008’s cult hit King’s Bounty: The Legend adds virtually nothing to the original’s...
Vancouver 2010 Review
The Winter Olympics are known for their collection of sports that only raise their head out of the snow once every four years. From the intense sweeping action of curling to the celestial tango of figure...
Army of Two: The 40th Day Review
Army of Two: The 40th Day is a third-person shooter in which your objective is simple: get out of Dodge. Or more accurately, Shanghai, a city that is being torn apart by missiles for no discernable reason. Why...
Darksiders Review
While plenty of games are set in a postapocalyptic wasteland, not many let you participate in the actual end of the world. In the case of Darksiders, this is precisely where the action begins. Influenced by...
Bayonetta Review
From the moment Bayonetta’s prologue begins, it’s made abundantly clear that you’re entering a world of pure wonder and spectacle. As the prelude unfolds, you control the titular heroine and...
Academy of Champions: Soccer Review
Academy of Champions: Soccer is aimed directly at the preteen set and has a focus almost evenly split between soccer-school social life and booting a ball around on the pitch. But even though it’s more...
Your Shape Review
Every exercise game has its target audience, most don’t exclude half of the population like Ubisoft’s Your Shape Featuring Jenny McCarthy does by featuring nothing but aerobics exercise programs...
Final Fantasy Crystal Review
When it comes to creating distinct and memorable worlds, few developers have such a storied history as Square Enix. And in The Crystal Bearers, the new third-person adventure game set in the Crystal Chronicles...Adsense
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