All Posts by: Eddie Inzauto
Super Castlevania IV (VC) Review
Considered by many to be the crown jewel of the classic Castlevania franchise, and remaining one of the most popular titles to be released on the SNES, Super Castlevania IV is an excellent choice for the Wii’s Virtual Console, and… Read More »
Perspective in the Virtual World
What makes up a video game? At the most basic level, they are systems of input (controls), output (graphics, audio) and the relationship between the two. Although the complexities of a well-made game extend well beyond this simple definition, the… Read More »
The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess Review
The verdict is in: The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess is most certainly a GameCube game. A more manageable control scheme and camera system, combined with equivalent audio and visuals make the GameCube edition of Twilight Princess the definitive version… Read More »
Online Chess Kingdoms Review
Online Chess Kingdoms for the PSP is by no means a blow-you-away hit title, but it does an exceptional job at giving chess enthusiasts an arena to flex their mental muscle. It offers a few different modes of play, with… Read More »
Will Code for Food: Funding the Next Generation of Games
So here we are, in the next — scratch that — current generation of console gaming, and I can’t help but ponder the issues that effect the direction of the industry, and ultimately impact gamers. As Microsoft might call it,… Read More »
A Long Game is Not a Better Game
Since the dawn of time, gamers have found themselves waging wars of words and carrying on conflicts of colloquialisms over innumerable issues eternally bonded to the very source of their every pleasure, pain, love and hatred: video games. One such… Read More »
Best Boss Fights
As a staple ingredient to the play experience, boss encounters are regarded by many as a measure of a game’s overall value. Simply stated, we play for the epic, not the mundane. Without further ado, here are the best boss… Read More »
The Ratings Game
Although my greatest aspiration in life has been to become a part of the video game journalism community, I have always had a bone to pick with the collective…critical…mass, as I have chosen to ambiguously entitle it. The idea of… Read More »
Mortal Kombat: Unchained Review
The Mortal Kombat series is now about as old as a quarter of today’s gamers, and I believe it’s finally beginning to show. Mortal Kombat: Unchained is a generally mediocre addition in a brand that has perfected the art of… Read More »
Medieval 2: Total War Review
It appears that Creative Assembly is unable to fail when it comes to their Total War series. Their latest effort, Medieval 2: Total War, builds upon previous titles and comes out looking as solid as ever. Being a Rome: TW… Read More »
