Tweet The Force was somewhat strong with Soul Calibur IV, but it was held back by a combination of controversial guest characters, egregious DLC, and a fighting system that wasn’t very friendly to high-level tournament play. Three years later, Project Soul is back with a new title in the...
Release of the Week: Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning (360, PS3, PC)
Tweet What do legendary pitcher Curt Schilling, best selling author R. A. Salvatore and famed game designer Ken Rolston have in common? They’re all working hard to bring out the first big RPG in the post Skyrim era. Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning is the debut title from 38 Studios and is a game you...
Import Review: Kidou Senshi Gundam Extreme VS (PS3)
Tweet In Japan, Gundam is everywhere. It’s literally impossible to walk two steps in Tokyo without encountering some sort of franchised product featuring the giant robot-themed series. There are more Gundam console video games than versions of Madden or Call of Duty (by far), and they continue to...
Release of the Week: Gran Turismo 5 XL Edition (PS3)
Tweet This week is predominately dedicated to downloadable content. Several of last year’s biggest games are getting content updates. Rise of the Rakghouls is the first content update for the new MMO Star Wars: The Old Republic. Gears of War 3 is getting its third major content update with the Fenix...
Review: Trine 2 (XBLA)
Tweet First, take the physics-based puzzles of the LittleBigPlanet series and tighten up the controls to near-perfection. Then, add in three different characters with unique properties and diverse interactions with the environment. Next, paint the game’s world in bright, vivid colors and add one of...
Review: Saints Row: The Third
Tweet The Saints Row franchise is one that is easily looked over or dismissed. On the surface it appears to be just another Grand Theft Auto ripoff. Both franchises are third-person open world games taking place in a city that you and your gang are attempting to take over. In that respect Saints Row: The...