Nuclear Dawn Review
Nuclear dawn does something other games have tried before; blend a first-person-shooter (FPS) with a real-time Strategy (RTS) game. Unfortunately,…
SEGA Mega Drive Ultimate Collection Review
The 16-bit era for me was an especially sweet time for gaming. New gaming consoles such as the Mega Drive…
Banjo-Tooie Review
Back in the days of the good ol’ Nintendo 64, a little developer from Blighty almost couldn’t seem to put…
Afro Samurai Review
Starting as a Japanese Manga series, Afro Samurai can be described as a pop-culture concoction merging big hair, martial arts,…
Torchlight Review
In 1997 a few good folks got together and made one of role-playing gaming’s standout and breakthrough titles. Three years…
Bayonetta Review
Bayonetta is an action game, the first in what can only be assumed to be a new franchise. Published by…
Trials HD (XBLA) Review
If you're anything like me, very few games these days have you replaying them just so you can master them.…
Assassin’s Creed: Revelations Review
Assassin’s Creed. Yes, it’s a huge big fat hairy deal. Both previous games have been massive titles, and from the…
UFC 2009 Undisputed Review
Ninjas. Pirates. Lumberjacks. Up until a couple of days ago I was pretty sure that these were the three most…
InFamous Review
Though it may not seem it, superhero adventure inFamous isn’t such a huge leap from its Sly Cooper cutesy platformer…
Deus Ex: Human Revolution Review
Its not often that a game falls into your lap that makes you sit up and take notice. In the…
Operation Flashpoint 2: Dragon Rising Review
Playing games like Call of Duty must do wonders for the recruiting numbers for armies around the world. Running around…
The Godfather II Review
Firefighter. Astronaut. Policeman. These were all pretty stock-standard responses from kids when asked what they wanted to be when they…
