Today Highlights:
- July 17, 2026 Viking Frontiers (XSX) Review There’s something about Vikings that makes developers think they…
- July 16, 2026 Blast’N Bounty is a vertical shooter with a mix of pixel art and low poly 3D Betrayed by his first mate, former gangster Quad returns…
- July 16, 2026 IR secret – unlocking exclusive track in Mickey’s Speedway USA using Mickey’s Racing Adventure There were two Mickey racing games, both made by…
- July 15, 2026 Rally Mechanic Simulator (XSX) Review If you’ve ever watched a rally race and thought,…
- July 14, 2026 City Builder Feudal Baron: King’s Land Debuts on XBOX Starting July 16, Feudal Baron: King’s Land will be…
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Angry Birds Trilogy (Wii U) Review
It’s for Birds – Starting off on the mobile environment then evolving to anything…
Groove Heaven 3DS eShop Review
Trying To Keep the Beat – The 3DS and the eShop are no strangers…
Mario Golf (GBC, 3DS Virtual Console) Review
Fore Score and 14 Years Ago – I missed out on Mario Golf for…
Smurfs 2 (Xbox 360) Review
Go Smurf Yourself – Like most movie-based tie-ins, Smurfs 2 is nothing more than…
The Metal Gear Solid Legacy Collection (PS3) Review
Some of the Best Games in the Last 25 Years in One Package –…
Dragon’s Crown (PS3) Review
Dragon’s Crown is beautiful. If we were still in the practice of rating a…
Kingston HyperX 3K SSD: Review
When most people think about upgrading their computer they think about the flashy and…
Zeno Clash II (PS3) Review
Solve Problems With Punches – In the early 90’s the brawler genre dominated arcades…
Shin Megami Tensei IV (3DS) Review
The Shin Megami Tensei series has gotten better with time by implementing new gameplay…
Sakura Samurai: Art of the Sword (3DS eShop) Review
Waiting To Attack – Sakura Samurai: Art of the Sword is a variant on…
Crosswords Plus (3DS) Review
Basic Crosswording – As a follow up to 2008’s original Crossword game on DS,…
Mamorukun Curse! (PSN) Review
Curse This Shmup – Outside the mobile environment, the Shmup is a dying breed. …
Aura-Aura Climber (3DS/DSiWare/eShop) Review
Up, Up, and Away – Back in early 2010, Nintendo developed and published Aura-Aura…
Rush Bros. (PC) Review
Rush Bros initial stand-out feature is the bright color pallet and the way the…
Motorbike (PSN/PS3) Review
Motorbike tries so desperately to be the Trials HD of PSN but ends up…
Mario Tennis Open (3DS) Review
Close This Open – Known for being over-the-top with super powers, quirky characters, and…
Art Academy: Lessons for Everyone (3DS) Review
Unleash Your Hidden Potential – More app than an actually game, Art Academy: Lessons…
Doodle Jump for Kinect (XBLA) Review
Up, Up, and Away – If you own a smart phone there is a…
Spelunker – 3DS Virtual Console Review
Weak and Powerless – Countless platformers have been created since videogames were born but…
Alien Abduction Lamp Review
Lasse Klein has created a product that will definitely give you the trip of…
Luigi’s Mansion Dark Moon (3DS) – Review
Won’t Stay Puffed – Nintendo has kicked off the “Year of the Luigi” with…
Link ‘n’ Launch (DSiWare) Review
It Has Nothing To Do With Zelda – Intelligent Systems, mostly known for their…
Class of Heroes II (PSP) Review
If I ran down the list of games that Class of Heroes 2 reminds…
Contra Rebirth – Review (WiiWare)
Contra Re-Lite – Back in 2009, Konami launched a couple of Rebirth games on…
Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance – Blade Wolf DLC Review (PS3)
Doesn’t Teach New Tricks – Outside of some VR Missions, players are given the…
Das Keyboard with Quiet Key Design Review (Hardware)
Silent But Deadly – Over the last few years, I had the privilege of…
Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon (PC) Review
Comedy in games is a really hard line to walk. It becomes even more…
Fire Emblem: Awakening (3DS) Review
It Burns So Good – Nintendo’s tactics-based fan favorite has been strategizing fans for…
Soul Hackers (3DS) Review
When you want to talk about prolific Japanese Role Playing game series there are…
Liberation Maiden (3DS eShop) Review
Pretty But Repetitive – Released back in October 2012, Liberation Maiden was the first…
Andru Android Robot USB Cell Phone Travel Charger Review
Droid Powered – GEN has turned the little green Android mascot into a USB…
Super Black Bass 3D (3DS) Review
What’s That Fishy Smell? – Despite this series having a long and respected gaming…
Metal Gear Rising Revengeance: Jetstream Sam DLC Review (PS3)
Joining the Darkside – Jetstream Sam is the first batch of DLC for Metal…
Skylanders Giants (PS3) Review
A Saturday Morning Cartoon – Building off the success of last year’s Skylanders Spyro’s…
3D Classics: Kid Icarus (3DS) REVIEW
Flying Closer To The Sun – Back in March 2012, Nintendo released Kid Icarus…
Wayward (PC) Review
Introduction It’s been a while since a solid representation of a Roguelike RPG has…
Jones On Fire (Android/iOS) Review
Introduction We’re all aware of the platformer games that seem to be storming the…
Castlevania Lords of Shadow: Mirror of Fate (3DS) Review
Mirror Mirror On the Wall – Before jumping into Mirror of Fate’s 10 hour…
Harvest Moon: A New Beginning (3DS) Review
Introduction The Harvest Moon series has been around this the beginning of the gaming…
Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 (360) Review
Colorful But Confusing – Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 was created for fans of the…
Viking Frontiers (XSX) Review
There’s something about Vikings that makes developers think they can throw absolutely everything into one game. Survival? Of course.…
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