Country Crooners
Country Music Television and Konami have a way to turn your PS2 into a full scale Karaoke machine, only this one is a lot better than you’ll find in most bars.
Country Music Television and Konami have a way to turn your PS2 into a full scale Karaoke machine, only this one is a lot better than you’ll find in most bars.
In the past 30 years the innovation and advancement of the game industry has been astounding. And with E3 just around the corner, the bar for new games this year is incredibly high.
Ripped from today’s headlines, Rainbow Six Lockdown follows an elite counter-terrorism force fighting around the world.
After a torturous five year wait following Morrowind, Oblivion hits the 360 and PC with a game that is not likely to be topped for years to come. Oblivion changes everything.
Drakengard 2 takes place eighteen years after the original, when we find that an army with a dragon on its side still wins every time.
Total Overdose has some interesting ideas, but so much emphasis is placed on sheer violence that the game itself never really gels.
Neverwinter Night’s core game may be getting a bit dated, but new publisher Atari proves there is still some life left in the old girl.
Cuban Missile Crisis starts strong with a great "what if" question assuming the world nuked itself in 1960. Unfortunately, it falls flat on the execution.
Resident Evil 4 recently jumped to the PS2 platform, bringing one of the best action horror games ever created to a totally new audience.
Wild Arms Alter Code: F is a retelling of the original Wild Arms story, but with some new content and tons of improvement in graphics and sound.