Review: Elevator Action Deluxe (PSN)

Review: Elevator Action Deluxe (PSN)

Elevator Action is a classic 1983 arcade game from Taito that showed up right at the dawn of the great arcade crash, which pretty much decimated the industry from over-population. This has made Elevator Action one of the more obscure classics of the era. Since that day, it hasn’t seen a whole lot of...

Release of the Week: NHL 12 (360, PS3)

Release of the Week: NHL 12 (360, PS3)

The football season kicked off this weekend, and you know what that means: hockey is almost here! NHL 12 will launch this week with revamped gameplay, more realistic Be a Pro/GM modes, and an all new team! Say what you want about iterative sports games, but you’ll need to buy NHL 12 if you want to...

Max Attack – Fruit Ninja Kinect Review

Max Attack – Fruit Ninja Kinect Review

Ever see a bowl of fruit and want to mess that shit up? I know, me too. Developer Halfbrick Games had that same primal urge as well and created an ode to slicing and dicing fruit with the destructive force of a Margaritaville Blender, Fruit Ninja. Game: Fruit Ninja Kinect Publisher: Halfbrick...

Gadgets are Evil: Barnes & Noble Nook 2.0

Gadgets are Evil: Barnes & Noble Nook 2.0

As you may remember, I absolutely love my Nook. As you also may remember, I had struggled to resist the NookColor, and I am proud to say that I have successfully not bought the NookColor. However, when the new Nook appeared in Barnes & Noble’s inventory right before E3, I knew resistance was...

EvilCast Recap, Episode #96

EvilCast Recap, Episode #96

Wow!  Four weeks and counting without a missing co-host.  This has to be some sort of a record!  To celebrate, Blake forgets how to talk, so Keri, Ross, and Chris carry the entire show.  Some of the items touched on include the secret left wing agenda of Flower, a potential 3DS hardware update, and...

Review: Hector: Badge of Carnage Episode 2 (PC)

Review: Hector: Badge of Carnage Episode 2 (PC)

Ever had one of those crunchy wafer cookies? You know—the rectangular ones with the criss-cross pattern. They’re mostly air inside, and not a ton of flavor. That’s Hector: Badge of Carnage Episode 2. Except the cookie tastes vaguely of England. Game: Hector: Badge of Carnage Episode 2 Publisher:...

Community Question of the Week: Do you, or anyone you know, suffer from video game compulsion?

Community Question of the Week: Do you, or anyone you know, suffer from video game compulsion?

This is going to be a doozy of a question this week. Our current poll asks this exact question, but I wanted to dive into it a bit more than what the poll does. In summery, the fine peeps at Extra Creditz recently posted a couple of videos on video game compulsion. These are great pieces that I would...

Weekly Poll: Do you, or anyone you know, suffer from video game addiction?

Weekly Poll: Do you, or anyone you know, suffer from video game addiction?

I am amazed at the results from the poll we posted last week. I had expected a much larger percentage voting on how they are done dealing with GameStop, but a large contingent came out and think that this retailer is treating customers appropriately and fairly. It looks like GameStop will live to sell...

PAX Hands-On: Asura’s Wrath

PAX Hands-On: Asura’s Wrath

After being betrayed by the Seven Deities and locked in a deep slumber for several thousand years, demigod Asura awakens to a changed world ruled by the very gods who betrayed him. His memory is fuzzy, his daughter is missing, and he’s angry…very, very angry. That may not be such a bad thing,...

PAX Hands-On: Rise of Nightmares

PAX Hands-On: Rise of Nightmares

A lone hero versus a creepy madhouse filled with zombies and other horrific creatures of the night?  It’s been done before,  but it’s never felt this real. Sega’s Rise of Nightmares is the first ESRB M-rated title exclusively for the Kinect peripheral, and after taking one look at the...