Category: VG Review
Metal Saga Review
Our story with Metal Saga begins a long time into the future on planet Earth. Naturally, computers are used by humans to solve many problems and create a simpler life for everybody. But as the population levels of humans rise,… Read More »
GTA: Liberty City Stories Review
With one mention of the name ‘Grand Theft Auto,’ a lot of good thoughts may run through your head. You start to think about the lengthy and deep plot, unique character builds, exhilarating missions and, of course, the ability to… Read More »
Half-Life 2: Episode 1 Review
First off, let me start by saying that for the sake of repetition, this is not a review of Half-Life 2, so I’m not going to rehash all of the aspects of Half-Life 2 and its engine, graphics and game… Read More »
Guild Wars: Factions Review
Many of us have been waiting for Factions with a high degree of expectation. Others have no idea what they’re getting into. Either way it’s a blast. Guild Wars is the MMORPG that has NO subscription fees. You simply buy… Read More »
World Soccer Winning Eleven 9 Review
By John Duong, GN Writer EA may be the general leading authority when it comes to developing high profile sports series like Madden, Fight Night, and NASCAR, but in the realm of soccer, it’s Konami that comes out on top… Read More »
Hitman: Blood Money Review
If you,ve played any of the previous Hitman games, you may have noticed how the series has sort of been like a rollercoaster ride. The first title, Codename 47, offered up a new concept but was plagued with flaws, limitations,… Read More »
Shadowgrounds PC Review
We got to get our hands all over the top down shooter Shadowgrounds from FrozenByte Software. The first and most immediate response is, "Hey I’ve done this before!" As most gamers from more than 5-10 years ago will instantly find… Read More »
Da Vinci Code Review
No novel in recent memory has stirred more controversy and attention than Dan Brown,s Da Vinci Code. The main characters in the story try to solve the mysterious murder of Jacques Saunière, a renowned curator at the Louvre Art Museum… Read More »
SpellForce 2: Shadow Wars Review
SpellForce 2: Shadow Wars is a welcome diversion from the typical fantasy RTS. In the game’s immersive (if cliché) storyline, you take the role of a fantastic hero on a quest to unite surrounding kingdoms against a growing threat from… Read More »
SiN Episodes: Emergence Review
Not too many people may heard of the original SiN, at least when the title released back in 1998. The game was supposed to have the graphical technology of Quake mixed together with a unique story and some fast action…. Read More »
