Category: VG Review
Sonic and the Secret Rings Review
Many of us have been acquainted with a little blue individual that wears red sneakers. He runs at astonishingly high speeds and has the strange urge to collect gold rings. That character is none other than Sonic the Hedgehog, Sega’s… Read More »
Dance Dance Revolution Universe Review
Dance Dance Revolution Universe is the first of what I can only assume will be many DDR games on next-gen consoles. Released for the Xbox 360, Universe looks to continue the DDR console tradition, and keep one of Konami’s big… Read More »
Formula One Championship Edition Review
In the US, many fans of NASCAR enjoy what some have jokingly described as a sport of continual left turns. But around the world, another racing competition rules supreme: Formula One, or F1 racing. Just as baseball fans in America… Read More »
Trioncube Review
We’ve seen a lot of good puzzle games come out on the DS, and we’ve seen a lot of bad. Namco’s latest, Trioncube, was a game many of us were looking forward to. Coined a "puzzle game with a plot,"… Read More »
Samurai Warriors 2: Empires Review
If you’ve played any of the Dynasty Warriors or Samurai Warriors games, you’ll know what you’re in store for with Samurai Warriors 2: Empires. Much like the Dynasty Warriors Empires game the 360 saw, SW2: Empires is an updated version… Read More »
Sam & Max: Abe Lincoln Must Die! Review
With a title as ludicrous as Abe Lincoln Must Die!, you might think that Steve Purcell and the other writers at Telltale finally went off the deep end. But like the three previous episodes, Abe Lincoln Must Die! faithfully captures… Read More »
Romance of The Three Kingdoms XI Review
Romance of The Three Kingdoms XI by Koei is one of those games that players either love, or have absolutely no interest in. Gameplay is of the same variety that longtime fans of the series have come to expect —… Read More »
Vanguard: Saga of Heroes Review
Vanguard: Saga of Heroes is the latest to try and dethrone WoW as the King of MMORPGs. With a team listing numerous successes on their resume and some key figures behind the original EverQuest, for many it seemed like an… Read More »
Capcom Puzzle World Review
Capcom — one of the oldest of the old-school game companies — is polishing their greatest hits and sending them back to us upwards of ten years later. The simple fact that they can get away with this shows the… Read More »
Wii Play Review
Wii Play has finally hit store shelves here in the U.S. Fundamentally a collection of nine short mini-games, Wii Play is designed to make use of all of the Wii Remote’s methods of control. In fact, the game comes bundled… Read More »
