Going Back Is So Forward
Back to the Future Episode 1: It’s About Time not only lets us relive an amazing series of movies, but also the coolness of old school point and click adventures.
Category Archives: Reviews
A Really Big Hit
Becoming far more than a stopgap between Assassin’s Creed Two and Three, Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood offers tantalizing open world gameplay within the massive ancient city of Rome.
The Mouse Is In The House
Although some of the design elements are a bit questionable, Disney Epic Mickey is truly a game that no Wii owner should be without. M…I…C…K…E…Y spells adventure.
A Treasure Better Left Buried
Just about everyone in the world loves Sid Meier’s Pirates, right? Well, before you answer, you might want to see how it runs (or doesn’t) on the Wii.
Spider-Man Goodness Times Four
There are eight legs in Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions as we play four completely different Spider-Mans, each with their own unique gameplay elements.
A Game That Will Enslave You
Enslaved: Odyssey To The West is visually stunning, has a blockbuster quality script and a flawlessly realistic combat engine. Could this be a perfect game?
An Offer You Could Probably Refuse
Mafia II takes players on a unique ride through the ranks of the American mafia in the 1940s and 50s, but being a made man isn’t all it’s cracked up to be, and neither is this game.
Pirating Fun For Pre-Teens
Pirates Plund-arrr is a fun game for kids (and some adults) that never takes itself too seriously. In fact, you can change the language from English to Pirate for that authentic feel.
Alan Wake Is Eye Candy Vs. Substance
As one of the most anticipated (for five years now) games for the Xbox 360, Alan
Wake certainly lives up to our graphical expectations. The gameplay however, is a touch
on the boring side.
Role-Switching Adventure Adds Punch To Point And Click
Alter Ego lets players take the role of two very different characters as they get tangled up in an 1890’s gaslight-era adventure to track down a killer on the dark streets of Plymouth, England.