It’s no secret that I’m a bit of a FightStick junkie. My addiction only began with the relatively recent release of Super Street Fighter IV, but in no time at all I’ve somehow managed to accrue a ridiculous number of arcade FightSticks from a variety of manufacturers, and so I jumped at the chance when Hori offered me the chance to look at the Hori Wireless Fighting Stick 3 for [...]
Genre: First-Person Shooter| Developer: Kaos Games | Publisher: THQ Platform: Xbox 360/PlayStation 3 | Players: 1 (Online 32) | Rating: M (Mature) Homefront‘s story is at moments a triumph, a slashy-but-interesting vision of an America that ends up oppressed and controlled — but at other times it turns out to be a damning indictment of the limitations of action games in their ability to tell story.
Hey, friends! Today I am taking a closer look at a very underrated racing game for 360 and Windows PC, Flatout Ultimate Carnage. I break this game down and show you all the game modes as well as gameplay! This game combines everything you love about Burnout and Destruction Derby. Thanks for watching and enjoy!
Since the official announcement of Diablo III by Blizzard, the Schaefer brothers, creators of the original Diablo games, have founded a company, released a critically acclaimed game, announced a sequel and an MMO version, and ported the game to Xbox Live Arcade. Now the Xbox version is here, and we have taken a look if it holds up to the original PC version.
Genre: Satirical Fantasy Shoot ‘em Up | Developer: Arrowhead Game Studios Publisher: Paradox Interactive | Platform: Windows Players: 1-4 (Online/Offline) | Rating: T (Teen) Magicka aims to relive the glory days of PC gaming, but it seems to have not only hit its mark but carried a slew of flaws alongside it. Now that Steam is flourishing on PC and Mac, and both Sony and Microsoft are interested in bite-sized [...]
Much has been said about DNF, and a quick web search of “when it’s done” will still result in the first few hits being relevant to DNF. Jokes have also been made about it’s 14 year development cycle, some of them fair, but others not. Before the storm starts in May, we figured we should bring up some of our predictions to likely reviewer/gamer opinion outcomes.
After their first excursion into the downloadable market with Costume Quest, developer Double Fine are at it again with Stacking, a quirky adventure game that shows that they are still unmatched in the industry when it comes to the unique styles and concepts in their games.
Hello everybody, nice to see you all again! I am back with a review of a classic ATV racing game ATV Off Road Fury for Playstation 2! With all the hype over Mario’s 25th Anniversary most people forgot about the PS2 celebrating 10 years in our game rooms. This was the first game I ever played for PS2, so join me as we take a trip back in time. To [...]
Genre: 3D Beat-Em-Up | Developer: Team Ninja | Publisher: Tecmo Koei Platform: Nintendo 3DS | Players: 1-2 | Rating: TBC | Release: TBC March If ever there was a series that would benefit from 3D graphics, this would be it. However, for some reason, Team Ninja have opted to go with the actual fighting part of the series rather than the bouncy volleyball one. See, they missed a trick there. [...]
Genre: Sports | Developer: Konami Tokyo | Publisher: Konami Platform: Nintendo 3DS | Players: TBC | Rating: TBC | Release: TBC Ahh, football. The beautiful game. Is there any simpler sport? All you need is a ball, and jumpers for goalposts. Unless you’re a top European club, in which case it can get very complicated. You could, say, spend a record £50 million on a new player only to watch [...]
