Vindictus, the free-to-play MMORPG from Nexon, patches its update for Season 2 Episode 2 tomorrow. It's the first of a...
After so many months playing through the iPhone edition of the game, iPad users FINALLY have their own version of Peggle, now in HD format. Yeah, yea
On the surface, Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker 2 seems like little more than an accessory to the modern Dragon Quest RPG. Think the typical magic and m
I like to think of the Kirby series as Nintendo's experimental franchise. The company frequently treads new water with Kirby, often trying out differ
I've been a supporter of the Nintendo Wii since its launch. I've stuck by the console since 2006, when everyone I knew was either bitching about the
If you've read my review of Duels of the Planeswalkers 2012, you'll know I'm more or less pleased with its slick digital take on my favorite card game
Who says PC Gaming is dead? Red Orchestra 2: Heroes of Stalingrad is the follow up to 2006’s Red Orchestra, which achieved critical acclaim for the
It’s been quite a while since we’ve seen a new game in the Burnout series. The last time we hit these chaotic city streets was a few years ago, w
Who could have imagined that a series of games centered around simplistic game design ideas would have been one of my only reasons for ever using the
Have you ever wanted to rule an island nation? Have you ever wanted to be a dictator, decide which political activists need to “disappear”, run a
EA Sports has seemingly perfected the way they handle digital hockey, almost the same way that they’ve taken care of nailing down the sport of foot
The art of the twin stick shooter is a delicate one. Do it right and you’ll wind up with a classic amongst the likes of Smash TV and Robotron 2084.
Dead Island had, what many consider, the roughest launch in gaming history. From the accidental Xbox 360 developer build release on Steam to the “F
Let’s journey back in time for a moment to the days of Nintendo 64. Blissful days? Yes, but that system wasn’t free of crappy software. Most of i
Just when the Driver franchise was on the rebound with the amazing San Francisco entry for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, we get a game that almost sink
In the two or so years since I first purchased my Nintendo Wii, the thing has done little more for me than collect dust. I own perhaps six or so game
2011 is definitely the year of the threequel when it comes to video games. We’ve already seen the third chapters in the Killzone and Resistance sag
A lot of gamers can attest to finding some degree of enjoyment in the side-scrolling shoot 'em up genre, regardless of their preference. The bullet h
Back in the 80s, a video game hero could stomp on turtles and eat mushrooms and that was pretty much accepted. No one questioned what was going on in
Forget run and cover mechanics, regenerating health, or constantly reloading weapons. Hard Reset is straight-forward, shoot-anything-that-moves game
When you mention Atlus, you usually think of some quirky role-playing game or some project that reeks of “off the beaten path” quality, like Cath
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