Category: VG Review
Winning Eleven: Pro Evolution Soccer 2007 Review
Mention the word "soccer" to a typical sports fan in the US and you’ll probably get the reaction of groans or eyes that roll into to the backs of heads because, quite frankly, apart from the interest shown by faithful… Read More »
Battlestations: Midway Review
Playing Battlestations: Midway is fairly reminiscent of Battlefield 1942, except from a third-person perspective, without the on-foot elements and with a more strategic and slow-paced style of game. Taking command of everything from an aircraft carrier to submarines to airplanes,… Read More »
Inuyasha: Secret of the Divine Jewel Review
Inu Yasha means "dog demon warrior" in Japanese; it’s also the name of a very popular anime series. The animated program chronicles the adventures of Kagome, a girl who can travel through different time eras in Japan by means of… Read More »
Legend of Heroes III: Song of the Ocean Review
RPGs come in all forms and flavors — from high action adventures to the more traditional ones which rely heavily on plot development, and of course, everything in between. Legend of Heroes III: Song of the Ocean for the PSP… Read More »
SpongeBob SquarePants: Diner Dash Review
Developing games for children must be either hit or miss, but combining two solid ideas — an addicting casual game and a popular children’s TV show — can easily solve the crisis. The very popular casual game Diner Dash struck… Read More »
Ar Tonelico: Melody of Elemia Review
Ar Tonelico: Melody of Elemia is totally different from your typical role-playing game, yet painfully the same. The novelty of the game comes from the unique combat system and the interesting development of relationships between the game’s main character and… Read More »
Rogue Galaxy Review
The makers of Dragon Quest VIII are here to wow us again, with a new cell shaded epic adventure. I immediately have to mention Dragon Quest VIII (and Dark Cloud 2), because if you’ve played the games then you will… Read More »
Sam & Max Episode 3: The Mole, the Mob and the Meatball Review
Telltale Games’ episodic series Sam & Max: Season One is really hitting off. Finally the gaming world is getting episodic titles that are actually episodic instead of being announced first and then delayed second. A mere one month after Episode… Read More »
Call of Duty 3 Review
The venerable Call of Duty series is one of the many (read: way too many) World War II simulators that actually surprised me with its frantic gun-play, scripted and unscripted events and pure hyperactive mayhem that seemed to best capture… Read More »
Tony Hawk's Project 8 Review
It was many games and several years ago that I got tired of the Tony Hawk franchise. The game had become tiring and dull after several iterations sporting nothing more than enhanced graphics, new levels and a new trick, such… Read More »
