Review: Super Stardust Delta (Vita)

Review: Super Stardust Delta (Vita)

As a video game franchise, Super Stardust Delta has a long history. First out for the Amiga in 1993 as Stardust, the game has been published across several iterations. Super Stardust came out for the Amiga and Amiga CD32 in 1994, and was eventually ported to the PC and to the Atari. An enhanced remake,...

News: Free DLC for Escape Plan Owners April 10

News: Free DLC for Escape Plan Owners April 10

Great news for PlayStation Vita owners who also own Escape Plan, one of the best launch titles of the bunch, in my opinion. Coming April 10 is a new patch that will fix some things, according to the developers in a post on the PlayStation Blog: Escape Plan Patch 1.01 is a meaty new addition, with a host of...

Review: Escape Plan (PS Vita)

Review: Escape Plan (PS Vita)

Escape Plan is a gorgeous 2D platform puzzler with adorable characters, a whimsical yet moody soundtrack, and a set design equal parts industrial, dystopic and Tim Burton-esque. This game makes the best use of the Playstation Vita touchscreen I’ve seen, with both front and back taps internally...

News: Atlus Includes Persona 3 Portable In Half Off Sale

News: Atlus Includes Persona 3 Portable In Half Off Sale

Woah, woah, woah. What’s the deal, here? Persona 3 Portable, a PSP game with an 89 Metacritic score based on a PS2 game with a ton of critical and consumer buzz, is now available for half off the normal price of $40, starting today. There are a a ton of other sweet handheld games on sale, as well....

SSX Hits the Slopes of Antarctica

SSX Hits the Slopes of Antarctica

I fondly remember many a hungover Saturday morning while I played SSX On Tour on my newly acquired GameCube. There’s just something inherently peaceful about using a videogame controller to slice down various slopes to an eclectic musical mix from metal to electronica. So it was with joy that I...

Jam Live Music Arcade Takes Plastic Instruments to a Whole New Level

Jam Live Music Arcade Takes Plastic Instruments to a Whole New Level

Got a bunch of fake plastic trees instruments lying around in your closet, do you? Wishing you could make some sort of use with them, since you’ve beat all your music games and the rhythm genre has all but died? Those kind fellows over at Joystiq pointed us to Jam Live Music Arcade, a game coming to...

Hasbro Releases Toys Based on Transformers: Fall of Cybertron Game.

Hasbro Releases Toys Based on Transformers: Fall of Cybertron Game.

So, get this: the sequel to Transformers: War for Cybertron is coming this fall, and Hasbro is releasing toys to go along with it. No longer are we relegated to movie tie-in games, but also toys based on videogames that are based on movies based on cartoons which are, in turn, based on (or at least created...

New Star Trek Online Episodes Premiering Today With New Trailer

New Star Trek Online Episodes Premiering Today With New Trailer

Star Trek Online is still going strong, and they’ve just announced the fourth Feature Series, consisting of five linked episodes for players of each faction to play through, free of charge. The 2800 return, hell-bent on destroying the Federation, its allies and its enemies alike. Check out the new...

Immersion Therapy Stack of Shame: Never Finished

Immersion Therapy Stack of Shame: Never Finished

I review books as well as video games. A book takes me about 5 hours, maybe less, to play through it. I don’t ever get stuck in a particularly tough boss chapter section where either my skills or the book’s design prevent me from moving forward. I watch movies, too. I can imagine that reviewing...

Immersion Therapy Stack of Shame: Easy Mode

Immersion Therapy Stack of Shame: Easy Mode

This week, I was planning on playing my copy of Resistance 2: Fall of Man. But then, as part of the gaming hype machine, I saw the Catwoman trailer for the new Arkham City game. I suddenly felt like playing Arkham Asylum. Am I that easily influenced? Yeah, I guess I am. However, in my defense, Arkham...