Tweet Let’s hop into a time machine and travel back to the year 2001, back to an era when Sony was king.  Little did the unsuspecting masses know that on November 15th, 2001, the face of gaming would forever be transformed by the introduction of Microsoft’s first gaming console and a unassuming...

Tweet It’s ULTIMATE Mahvel, baby. Marvel vs. Capcom 3 launched to much fanfare nine months ago. Now, though crumbs of Pringles still litter the landscape and there’s still leftover Haagen Dazs in the fridges of fighting game fans worldwide, a new update (more than an add-on, less than a sequel)...

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...

Tweet “And the best selling game of 2011 goes to…” If history is any indicator of the future, it would be a safe bet that Activision’s cash cow, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, will be among the highest selling releases of the year, if not of all time.  Though the franchise has been...

Tweet When Super Mario 64 was released in 1996 for the Nintendo 64, it took Mario out of his flat screen roots and placed him squarely in the third dimension. What is rarely spoken of is all the things that were lost in the transition. Many of these things were staples of Mario’s identity. Gone was the...

Tweet When it comes to creating ground breaking and highly marketable characters, the team over at Naughty Dog are in a pantheon all their own.  In the last fifteen years alone Crash Bandicoot, Jak and Daxter, and Nathan Drake have emerged from the studio.  The birth of the PlayStation 3 era was ushered in...

Tweet Due to a mysterious delay in Metal Gear Solid: Rising‘s development, stealth-craving gamers this holiday season are greeted instead with a compilation of classic titles from the long-running series.  Kojima’s classic series is reborn on current-generation consoles with a high definition...

Tweet I’m going to be honest. I’ve been a big Sonic fan since 1991. The Genesis classics were platforming perfection. I also enjoyed the Dreamcast years with Sonic Adventure 1 & 2, as well as Sonic Heroes. While none were perfect, each tried to capture the essence of a Sonic game. When Sega...

Tweet This entry in the House of the Dead franchise takes the original Wii-exclusive release and brings it to the PS3 with a high-definition makeover, PlayStation Move support, and a glut of new content (including two brand-new stages). The result is a game that, while not perfect, manages to scratch that...

Tweet Genre: Indiana Jones Simulator Price: All depends on the version you buy and when you buy it Pros: OMG this is so epic Cons: That one website gave it a 7/10…BASTARDS Verdict: No bug eating so this is not nearly as good the Temple of Doom Acquired: Stared at the game through the case at...