Major Motion Dilemma
In the push to make a lot of games work with the various motion sensors available today, one physically challenged gamer hopes that people like him won’t be forgotten.
Neal Sayatovich, Online Editor
Recent Posts
Busting Planets And Taking Names
Planet Buster is a matching type of puzzle game that will have you pulling your hair out in frustration, and loving every minute of the colorful, fast-paced experience at the same time.
It’s A Pac Attack
Yes, they took all the great moments of Mario Party and created Pac-Man Party, with similar results: the game is a ton of fun to play for kids of all ages.
The Art Of The Cut Scene
Reviewer Neal Sayatovich takes a look at the raging battle between interactive and storybook-type cutscenes in games, and decides that which one is best may come down to user preference.
Highway To The Danger Zone
Ace Combat: Assault Horizon is a breathtaking flight simulation combat title with a surprising amount of depth, variety and replay ability. Best simulation ever? Perhaps.
Primeval Makes A Comeback
Great movie tie-in games aren’t extinct, as Telltale’s latest title, Jurassic Park: The Game proves abundantly. Fun, exciting and a little on the dark side, this is not one to miss.
X-Men Fans Deserve A Bit More
Poor graphics prove to be the X factor that keeps X-Men Destiny from getting a high review grade, but there are many other annoyances with this sub-par beat-em-up.
It’s Not Easy Being Green
Fate of the World challenges players to solve realistic environmental and political catastrophes based on real world events. And saving the world for real is hard work.
Slow And Steady
The Book of Unwritten Tales is a solid point and click adventure that doesn’t really push the genre in any new directions, but might satisfy the yearnings of adventure gamers.
A Classic RPG Is Reborn
Sometimes, they come back. Drakensang: Complete Saga is an older RPG that has been re-released to work with modern computers. But it comes with the same old flaws.