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Reviews
5Mad Riders – Left Me Wanting More
Mad Riders is an off-road ATV racer brought to us by Ubisoft for download on PSN, upon loading the game I was initially pretty excited to play something new and take on some interesting tracks and pull off some insane tricks. However what i got was a generic racer that had me wanting to put the controller down after just a few hours of play. There are few modes to compete in, Quick Race, Tournament, and Multiplayer. As I always do i jumped right into the career mode to test...
7Batman: Arkham City: Harley Quinn’s Revenge DLC – B-man Strikes Again
Before I begin this review, I should disclose I’m a huge Batman fanboy. As much as I’d like to say this is an unbiased review, I can’t take away my love for Batman. Also note: there will be spoilers in this, if you haven’t beaten the main game, click away! Harley Quinn’s Revenge is the first add-on to Batman: Arkham City that actually takes you back into the games story mode as opposed to the challenge rooms you saw in the previous DLC. In Harley Quinn’s Revenge...
9.5Delving into Diablo III
Ah, Diablo, my childhood friend and rival. I have been waiting for this third installment of the game for about ten years, it was beginning to feel like a lost hope. After Diablo III was officially announced, hope was restored once again and I anticipated with the eagerness of my youth once again.
7The Dream Machine: Episodes 1-3
Some classic game genres stand the test of time on their gameplay and don’t need much else to guide them through to popularity in the modern game market. I’m thinking of FPS, RTS, mano a mano fighting games, and space shooters both vertical and horizontal. Some game genres require a little more originality on the side of the developer to make a title really stand out in an age of AAA titles and rockstar-level game icons. These could be said to be both western and...
9.5Max Payne 3 – No Medication Needed
In the 9 years following the previous Max Payne game quite a lot has changed. Leaving New York City and the DEA behind in favor of a private security job for the wealthy Branco family in Sao Paulo, Brazil, our hero has sunk lower and lower in life pressured by the constant overhanging guilt of his wife and daughters death. Max is now addicted to pain killers and an avid alcoholic, often getting drunk on the job and leaving it up to his new friend from the police academy...
4Jam Live Music Arcade – Singing a Bad Song
I think it is safe to say that the “Rhythm Game” genre has officially said adieu as an over saturated venture for game companies to make a buck. Innovation in games like Guitar Hero and Rock Band has now been reduced to,”Let’s see what band we can lock up for this month’s DLC”. This leaves the genre in a stalemate and it has become difficult to see in the near future any games of the sort, that is going to give music games a boost to the top once more...
10Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition – Oh Hell Yes
Minecraft, is, at first glance a very simple and rudimentary game. Your goal is to build things. There is no end-game, there is no objective, there is basically no reason for you to play – and that’s what makes it amazing.
7Call of Cthulhu: The Wasted Land
Call of Cthulhu: The Wasted Land is a turn based squad tactics RPG originally developed for the iOS, and now available on PC. Players control a groups of WWI soldiers and occult experts fighting the sinister Cult of the Awakened on the nightmare wasteland of Europe’s battlefields. Lovecraftian plot elements are incorporated into the game quite well, and the developers have captured the creeping insanity so iconic of the author’s works. Things start out pretty...
6.5Risen 2 – Squandered Potential
I loved Risen, even though it had more bugs than a termite nest. The fresh setting, the open-ended world, and the action-oriented combat all made for a very engaging game. So I was very excited to find out that a Risen 2 was being made, and not only that, but it would also have guns, pirates and voodoo in it. I really wanted to love this game, and believe me, it takes effort. I struggled through the first sections with a character who was an expert in Voodoo, but totally...
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