MLB 13: The Show Review – A Homerun Hit
Often heralded as being one of the greatest American sporting past times, Baseball blossomed into a professional sport built to entertain fans and generate revenue....
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A Valley Without Wind 2 Review – Hybrid Sidescrolling
There have been plenty of games in recent years that have tried to capitalize on combining elements from a few different genres into one streamlined...
Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed 3DS Review – Triple Threat
The Nintendo 3DS is a great portable gaming system with some really solid first and third party titles, but it seemed like Mario was just...
March of the Eagles Review – Strategic Mediocrity
Paradox entertainment has a reputation for producing some of the best games of the “Grand Strategy” genre, and March of the Eagles represents its latest...
Crysis 3 Review – The Hunt is On
“But can it run Crysis?” An age old question asked by many to this day, as it was the first-person shooter Crysis that stressed your...
Special Forces: Team X Review – Special Needs
On paper Special Forces: Team X seems like a fun fast paced experience, with artsy cell shaded graphics in the vain we’ve seen in games...
Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance Review – Let ‘Er Rip
Snake? Snake?! Snaaaaaaaaaaake! … Sorry, not this time. There was a bit of pandemonium back when Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance was first revealed. Known as...
Fire Emblem: Awakening Review – Tactical Brilliance
Fire Emblem is a long-running Nintendo exclusive franchise that has garnered millions of fans across the world, but mostly in Japan. It hasn’t really ever...
Ni No Kuni: Wrath of The White Witch Review
Though previous console generations were dominated by the JRPG, they have taken the back-burner in recent times. Many of them don’t even appear on the...
Dead Space 3 Review – A Space Odyssey
In space nobody can hear you scream. What if you have a partner nearby? Is he able to hear you and vice versa? Dead Space...
Fist of the North Star: Ken’s Rage 2 Review – A Bloody Mess
During the late 1980’s, a unique Japanese magna series titled Fist of the North Star ignited both the international comic book and television markets respectively....
Hitman: HD Trilogy Review – Deadly Fun
When Hitman: Absolution hit retailers last fall, longtime fans of the popular franchise were poised and ready to step back into the shoes of their...