Fall of Cybertron Rises Above Movie Tie-ins
Our reviewer went into Transformers: The Fall of Cybertron with some apprehension. But he found an action title that really elevated his perception of the whole movie-tie in genre.
Category Archives: Reviews
More Payne, More Gain
Max is back in Max Payne 3, and this time the boozing, pill-popping, noire-incarnate ex-cop finds that combat in sunny Brazil is hotter than New Jersey.
Bond Makes Another Bang
The GoldenEye 007: Reloaded game can now be downloaded from the PlayStation Network, triggering a resurgence in popularity of the excellent multiplayer found within.
Back To The Beginning
Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City takes gamers back to that doomed city at the very beginning of the world-ending outbreak, and gives a new perspective on Umbrella Corp.
A Bridging Gimmick Too Far
NeverDead has the unique feature of an immortal main character, but constantly reattaching limbs and rolling around as a bodiless head can get annoying real fast.
A Legendary Failure
Legendary Outlaw is a shooter set in the Old West, but the graphics look like a throwback to another time. Then there’s all the bleeped-out cursing. Anyway, it’s a bit of a mess.
A Non-violent Shooter Of Choice
Popping Mania is a bit of an odd bird for the iOS. It’s a shooter that’s, for the most part, pretty non-violent, unless you happen to be a balloon, spider, or unlucky bird.
Shooter, Under Heavy Fire
Heavy Fire Afghanistan is an on-the-rails shooter that attempts to put you directly into the action-packed world of real US Marines fighting in Afghanistan.
A Trilogy’s Thrilling Conclusion
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 is kind of like a summer blockbuster movie with lots of action and adventure to the point that we can forgive it being a little thin on story.
The way of the Shadowgun
Shadowgun is probably the most visually impressive shooter for the iPad, and has an innovative control scheme. Not all the kinks are completely worked out, but Shadowgun sure is fun.