Wii Got Bond Action
Bond week kicks off with GoldenEye 007, which is more of an homage than a remake of the famous N64 game. On Wednesday we review the new Blood Stone game.
Archives
Paint It Black
Call of Duty: Black Ops takes over the end-of-the-year games market, hitting the ground with a flashbacking single player campaign spanning from WWII to Vietnam to the Cold War.
Working In Concert
With 90 amazing master tracks and a quest mode that’s never been done before in music and rhythm games, Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock could be the coolest release yet.
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.
Making A Bit Of A Splash
Wipeout: The Game is based on the crazy TV show of the same name. However, the show itself was done much better in Japan, and the game is even more removed from the source material.
A Shooter To Transcend Time
Innovative Singularity takes us deep into the heart a secret Soviet research facility, and jumps players between 1955 and today, with challenging shootouts in both times.
StarCraft Returns To Glory Days
Twelve years was worth the wait, as StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty’s single player campaign earns a near perfect score in our comprehensive review of this hotly anticipated title. It combines RTS, RPG and a great story.
Transforming For The Better
Transformers: War for Cybertron is the title that fans have been waiting for. Forget suffering through all those other Transformers games. This is the one to want.
The Wii Gets Modern (Warfare)
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Reflex Edition moves the amazing series over to the Wii, and takes advantage of some of the unique the motion capture physics of that console.
Feel The Love Tonight
Guitar Hero: Van Halen offers some of the most challenging vocals ever in a GH game, but oddly ships without some of the advanced features we loved from GH 5.