Folklore is one of those games you’ll either love, or hate, as evidenced by the vast mixture of review scores. With that in mind, realize that no matter what I say about this game or what I give it, it… Read More »

Namco Museum DS Review

Namco Museum DS is exactly what one would expect from an arcade compilation title — it’s old-school to the extreme. This may appeal to the older gamers who grew up with these games, but everyone else who is testing their… Read More »

Racing games have really come a long way the past few decades. The early racers such as Pole Position and Sega Rally didn’t have graphics anywhere near the realism of today’s games, but one thing was evident about these old… Read More »

Odds are that you know whether or not you want Guild Wars: Eye of the North already. Unlike Factions and Nightfall, the second and third installments (campaigns) in the Guild Wars series, GWEN requires you to own at least one… Read More »

Digimon World: Dusk Review

Digimon World: Dusk is one of those unfortunate titles which is going to be judged before it even boots up in the Nintendo DS. With the Pokemon franchise finally being released on the DS, any monster training RPG is going… Read More »

Digimon World: Dawn Review

Digimon World: Dawn is one of those unfortunate titles which is going to be judged before it even boots up in the Nintendo DS. With the Pokemon franchise finally being released on the DS, any monster training RPG is going… Read More »

There’s no questioning that the Sims franchise is one of the most successful in the history of video games; only Mario and Pikachu have moved more copies. Despite its success, it’s never really taken off on consoles. For a myriad… Read More »

Worms: Open Warfare 2 Review

If you’ve played one Worms game, you’ve played them all. That’s not necessarily a bad thing, however, and the latest Worms offering from Team 17 is particularly competent. If you don’t know what you’re getting into, think of the ancient… Read More »

Ducati World Championship Review

Back in 2000 (give or take) I owned a Ducati racing game, but I don’t remember the name. One of the big enjoyments I got out of it was creating gigantic crashes. You were able to crank up the number… Read More »

Eternal Sonata Review

How, exactly, does someone go about deciding to make an RPG about famed 18th century composer Frederic Chopin? I mean, it’s not like it’s an easy connection to make: JRPG to the Polish "Poet of the Piano." It certainly takes… Read More »