Clone Wars Season 4 begins… on Clone Wars Adventures
What’s going on with the Mon Calamari? Find out, sort of.
Summer game pile: Enslaved: Odyssey to the West
In the middle of 2011 I found the most overlooked game of 2010.
Trenched: This Review Gave Me Trench Foot
Reviewing Double Fine’s Trenched actually gave me trench foot! Okay, maybe I didn’t actually get trench-foot (which is nothing to joke about), but I did have such an amazing time playing Trenched that I didn’t move away from the television for a few days. If my feet had in fact been soaking in disease infested waters, I for sure WOULD have gotten trench foot, or as I affectionately call it “The Foot”.
Red Faction: Armageddon – Get your ass to Mars
The headline is about as original as the gameplay, but don’t confuse that with the boatloads of fun you’ll have blowing things up as you fight for the survival of humanity on Mars.
Duke Nukem Forever: Good, bad, I’m the guy with the review
What is it about Duke Nukem that makes him so special? Simple answer, Duke hasn’t changed. While Duke’s legacy of delays and closed studios has no doubt eclipsed the content of the game itself ( there is even an interactive game release timeline on the disc) Duke Nukem is the same asshole that he’s always been, and people like that. Following Scott’s lead I stopped by the nearest Red Box and payed two dollars to take Duke Nukem home with me for the evening. I had a feeling Duke would be a shitty date, but I decided to take him home with me anyway.
Transformers: Dark of the Moon: The Game: The Review
…and other things that have nothing to do with Pink Floyd
X-Men First Class: A lifelong fan’s review
My history with the X-men is a long one. I would go as far as to say that some of the characters are more like distant family than they are characters at all. No, I’m not crazy, and yes, I know they’re just characters, but I spent a great deal of time with the students of Xavier’s School For Gifted Youngsters
L.A. Noire: Review
Let’s get this out of the way: you should probably play L.A. Noire. I just want to put that out there now for fear that my laundry list of complaints will detract anyone from experiencing this game which, flaws aside…
Birdemic: Shock and Terror – An inspiration?
When the birds finally do show their feathers, Birdemic “Gets its wings”…
Super: The Nerd Appropriate Movie Review
A spoiler free review of Super – “While it’s far from a “perfect” film, it’s incredibly unique, and at some points moving. Isn’t that why we go to the movies in the first place? On the other hand, Super is an exhausting film that leaves you feeling a bit empty inside. The laughs and violence were spectacular, but they couldn’t really mask the overall somber tone of the movie. The film did a great job of showing us why the world does NOT have super heroes. If you try and fight a criminal with a gun……”
Pilotwings Resort… in 3D!!
So the 3DS is finally here. And, you know, it's got a 3D capable display without the need for glasses. Great, now where are the games? Pretty much the safe bet with any new Nintendo hardware release is to stick…
Epic Mickey – 83 years in the making
Epic Mickey takes a darker look at the world created by the mouse, by taking players to a world inspired by a time before the mouse existed. Gamers will immediately recognize the familiar tenants of adventure platforming, but the unique influences of Disney art and culture give the game a character all it’s own.