I didn't expect this at all. Before purchasing Quantum of Solace I did what most of us do: I checked reviews online via GameRankings.com, and I gave it...
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Review: GoldenEye (Wii)
Like most guys my age, I have many fond memories of late nights playing GoldenEye on my old Nintendo 64 with a group of friends and about a dozen boxes of...
Review: Final Fantasy Origins/Final Fantasy 2
The only things worse than this game in the world of Final Fantasy is it’s older sister, Final Fantasy X-2, the train wreck that left millions on fire, running for something that made sense again and getting hit a second time by that steam engine before falling off a cliff into the abyss of bad games.
WRWP: What Are We Playing
This week our focus is diverse. We want to know what you're playing, so make sure to leave a comment. Josh: I am Playing Baldurs gate 2 and Neverwinter...
Review: Red Dead Redemption: Undead Nightmare
When you've completed a game like Red Dead Redemption it's natural to feel some sadness as you will never experience that first play-through again. You...
Review: Darksiders
This recipe is simple to follow. You take 1 part WOW, 1 part Zelda, 1 part Devil May Cry, and 1 part apocalypse. Mix evenly, bake, and serve. Basically,...
Slew of Release Dates
During yesterday's VGA Awardsseveral highly anticipated games were given formal release dates. Check below for the list. Uncharted 3 - 11/1/11 Resistance...
Review: Infinity Blade (iOS)
Everybody, stop what you're doing and go to the App Store on your iPhone, Touch, or iPad and download Infinity Blade. The game is not only the best...
Today Only – Age of Empires III: Complete Edition for $0.10. Not a typo – $0.10 for reals
Don't ask...just go buy it. Visit the Games For Windows Marketplace. You may want to bookmark it too.
Holy Great Deal! – Bioshock (PC) Only $1.99
Sometimes things happen that are really good, and shouldn't be questioned. For the average price of an iPhone game, head over to the Games For Windows...
Review: Castlevania: Lords of Shadow
Any franchise that’s as old as Castlevania has tried to reboot, re-imagine, or reinvigorate itself in one-way or another. Technology, story telling, and game tastes have all been a factor in changing the way a modern game is made. Castlevania: Lords of Shadow is in no way an exception to this rule, and the ‘Take what works today” mentality is clearly evident in this new reboot by Mecurysteam and Kojima Productions. Borrowing gameplay mechanics from other popular franchises might not make Castlevania: LoS a unique game, but blending those mechanics with a myriad of other interesting elements does make it a fun and worthwhile experience.
Retro Review: Warioland (Super Mario Land 3)
Wario Land, also known as Super Mario Land 3 (even though Mario never shows up), is a side scrolling plat-former for the original Nintendo Game Boy....