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From the Vault: My Lost Shadow Complex Review
[Despite what you may think, not every thing I have written has made it to the site. There are a couple pieces floating around in e-mails and many notes made in a notebook that I carry with me.
Published by Carlos Ottino on Feb. 15, 2011
Review: Dead Space 2
In 2008, EA's Redwood Shores, now known as Visceral Games, released a game that could easily contend with Resident Evil as the most influential third-person horror/action game of all time.
Published by Nick Henderson on Feb. 10, 2011
Review: Two Worlds 2
When the original Two Worlds was released upon us it quickly earned itself quite the infamous reputation. It was known as a primarily buggy and awful affair, the butt of jokes and hilarious Youtube videos the world over.
Published by Joseph Christ on Jan. 28, 2011
Review: Little Big Planet 2
I'll start this review off by saying I DID NOT play the original Little Big Planet. I only knew of it, and what the whole deal was about. This said, I dove into LBP2 with a great deal of excitement.
Published by Carlos Ottino on Jan. 25, 2011
Review: Majin and the Forsaken Kingdom
2010 was a year that will long be remembered as one of the best years in gaming. Filled to the brim with quality sequels and inspired debuts, a game like Majin and the Forsaken Kingdom will quickly be forgotten.
Published by Nick Henderson on Jan. 3, 2011
Review: Pac-Man CE DX
Did you know that everything old is new again? In the world of video games that seems to be a substantial axiom that we simply can’t get away from. Sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn’t…and sometimes, when it works, it really works.
Published by Joseph Christ on Dec. 9, 2010
Review: Medal of Honor
Two significant titles have been competing over the years to take the lead in the war-shooter arena.
Published by Joseph Christ on Nov. 23, 2010
Review: Blood Stone 007
James Bond puts butts in seats every time a new movie hits theaters. Unfortunately, his name doesn’t always rally the same kind of support when a new Bond video game releases.
Published by Nick Henderson on Nov. 17, 2010