Tweet On this episode, Scott and James talk about a recent (hopefully not probable) rumor about Modern Warfare. We also discuss more about Red Dead Redemption, Deathspank, and Singularity and it’s similarity to Bioshock. Also I try to figure out why I can’t get Persona out of my mind and why I...

Tweet Game: MLB 10: The Show (PSP) Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment Developer: SCE San Diego Studio Genre: Sports Simulation Price: $29.99 Verdict: The flawless simulation that we have come to expect, minus the incentive to upgrade. Pros: Everything that you know and love about “The...

Tweet Releasing yesterday, this game is garnering tons of praise and critical mass all around the web. We’re sincerely excited about checking it out soon, and we hope you are, too. This is the entry in the series that’s been a fan and blogger favorite since it came out on the PS2 lo those many...

Tweet Game: Dead or Alive: Paradise Publisher: Tecmo/Koei Developer: Tecmo Genre: Sports Sim (sorta) Price: $30 Verdict: Titilation thinly veiled by bland minigames Pros: It is a return for Dead or Alive’s beach volleyball Cons: Trying to play volleyball is more trouble than it’s worth Tecmo is...

Tweet News Flash: The PSP isn’t dead! At least not yet… With E3 around the corner and rumors of a possible PSP2 being unveiled, the five year old system is getting its biggest release since God of War: Chains of Olympus.  Peace Walker is a sequel to the previous 2 Metal Gear games on the PSP. In...

Tweet Game: Bood Bowl Publisher: Focus Home Interactive Developer: Cyanide Genre: Turn Based Strategy Price: $29.99 Pros: Good adaptation of the table top game. Cons: Limited appeal, steep difficulty curve. I’m not sure exactly why Blood Bowl exists. That may sound harsh, but allow me to explain. Blood...

Tweet Game: 2010 FIFA World Cup Publisher/Developer: EA Canada Platform: PSP Price: $39.99 Pros: Comprehensive Soccer Experience downsized for the PSP Cons: Lackluster AI and Audio Hitches Verdict: A Worthy Soccer and Sports Title for the PSP Review copy provided by publisher I have always had a rather...

Tweet Echoes Mini, for PSP (and PSP Go, of course, but who talks about that thing anymore?), has just been price dropped to the glorious under a buck arena. For $.99 you can play this once $2.99 title both on your pSP OR your PS3, which is one of the killer features of the PSP Minis scene. Say the developers...

Tweet PlayStation Store for PSP Downloadable Games (also available from PS3 Storefront) Fat Princess: Fistful Of Cake ($19.99) Armored Core Last Raven ($14.99) What Did I Do To Deserve This, My Lord!? 2 ($19.99) Iron Man 2 The Video Game ($29.99) Game Demos (also available from PS3 Storefront)...

Tweet Having played Car Jack Streets on the iPhone, I can say that having real buttons to press can only be a giant step forward. Virtual d-pads seem cool, until you’re barreling down the street, trying to escape the cops or catch another crook and beat him down. Then, they kinda suck. The game itself,...