Phantasy Star II (XBLA) Review
One of those rare RPGs to be set in a space-based future, Phantasy Star was epic and awesome for more…
Afro Samurai Review
Starting as a Japanese Manga series, Afro Samurai can be described as a pop-culture concoction merging big hair, martial arts,…
Borderlands Review
It really seems like less than a month has gone by since I first got the chance to first-hand; but…
The Chronicles of Riddick: Assault on Dark Athena Review
The Chronicles of Riddick: Escape from Butcher Bay was one of the best titles on the Xbox. Now after fives…
WWE 13 Review
Last year’s WWE ’12 was a big step forward for the series: it had a new engine and felt a…
The Warriors: Street Brawl (XBLA) Review
The Warriors was a classic 70's movie, well worth a watch today if you can track it down. The story…
Worms 2: Armageddon Review
The Worms franchise has been around for a long time - the first title, Worms, came out in 1995. Since…
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.…
Lost Planet 2 Review
The developers of Lost Planet 2 weren’t kidding when they said that this sequel would be completely different to the…
Banjo-Tooie Review
Back in the days of the good ol’ Nintendo 64, a little developer from Blighty almost couldn’t seem to put…
The Secret of Monkey Island Special Edition (XBLA) Review
Nostalgia is a funny beast. It can make you go to great lengths, and yet leave you hanging right at…
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 Review
The Call of Duty franchise has continued to be enormously popular, and for good reason - it has always delivered…
Minesweeper Flags Review
Minesweeper Flags is a spruced up port of the Windows classic – if you can call it that. It takes…
