Retro Review: Destroy All Humans!
For those of you poor gamers that weren't around during the creative IP renaissance, I feel bad for you. There was a time during the PS1 and PS2 era where developers made games that were...
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Retro Review: Crackdown
In 2007, Realtime Worlds Ltd. released Crackdown to an unsuspecting Xbox 360 audience. This huge sandbox type game fit in perfectly with what Microsoft was trying to do at the time. Xbox Live was booming...
Retro Review – Dante’s Inferno (Xbox 360)
I watched a Zero Punctuation video a few weeks back and got a little offended. While the video was funny for the most part, Yahtzee spoke of a certain game’s central theme by asking “do...
Retro Review: The Darkness
Back in 2007, there was a shift in the FPS genre and many games released felt uninspiring and weak in execution. I reviewed one of my favourites that came out a year prior, Prey is...
Retro Review: Prey (2006) Review
Many years ago, corridor shooters were top of the FPS genre. These inventive and insightful shooters often exploited sci-fi, horror, and fantasy to deliver some impressive and highly engaging games. Duke Nukem, Doom, Perfect Dark...
Retro Review: Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell: Conviction
Splinter Cell is one of those series you either love or hate. You’re either a Metal Gear Solid person or a Splinter Cell person. Pretty much like being a cat or Dog person! Now I’m...
Retro Review: Hydrophobia (Xbox 360)
I rarely purchase games from Xbox Live Arcade, I'm one of those weirdos that needs to have a physical copy for some reason. This O.C.D. of mine has kept me from some amazing games though,...
Retro Review: James Bond 007: Blood Stone
The James Bond movies have been a huge disappoint as of late. The last good one was Casino Royale, but even then that movie didn't hold a candle to Sean Connery's movies. What I liked...
Retro Review – Alan Wake: American Nightmare
There is no secret that I have an affinity for survival horror games, the very short Alan Wake series is one of my favorites. However, I found out after playing the stand-alone American Nightmare, that...
Retro Review: Resident Evil 5
I remember waiting outside of my local game store at midnight so that I could grab the first HD Resident Evil to ever hit consoles. I stayed off the Internet before the games release so...
Retro Review: Bulletstorm
Bulletstorm is an interesting first-person shooter that Epic Games and People Can Fly delivered to us in 2011. Gears of War's Cliff Bleszinski designed the game and it definitely shows in the armor, the attitude...
Retro Review: Call of Duty
Call of Duty may be a very polarizing franchise now but there was a time where everyone agreed that it felt fresh in a genre that hasn't oversaturated the market just yet. It helped shape...
Retro Review – Spider-Man: Edge of Time
Beenox Games really outdid themselves with their first entry into the Spider-Man franchise. Shattered Dimensions did everything right and very little wrong. Seeing that success Activision had them pump out a sequel, Spider-Man: Edge of Time,...
Retro Review – Halo: Combat Evolved – Here We Go
Halo: Combat Evolved is fifteen years old as I sit here and write this review. Let that sink in for a minute. No matter how long you let it take to sink in, it doesn't. I...
Retro Review – Duke Nukem 3D | Come Get Some
Sigh ... Duke Nukem as a franchise can be a sore subject for many gamers, largely in part due to the long development time for Duke Nukem Forever and how terrible it ended up being upon...
Retro Review – Condemned Criminal Origins
Condemned: Criminal Origins has a lot of great influences with the biggest three being Twin Peaks, Silence of the Lambs, and Seven. That's quite a big platter to pull from but let me just start by saying that...
Retro Review – Assassin’s Creed II
I was really impressed with the first Assassin's Creed release. From the beginning, Ubisoft showed us they had something special with the cinematic trailers that helped capture everyone's attention. I remember my parents (who never play...
Retro Review – Spiderman: Shattered Dimensions
After I saw Insomniac's Spiderman game preview at E3 I was instantly excited for everything about that game, except for that costume; let's hope that white spot was just someone forgetting to add blue. So,...
Minecraft Story Mode – Episode 7: Access Denied Review
Even though Minecraft: Story Mode (created by Telltale Games) has turned into a series with an overarching plot without a major presence, it was clear the series had to end at some point. It was obvious they...
Minecraft Story Mode – Episode 6: A Portal To Mystery Review
Cameos are an awkward beast. The best ones, I find, are the cameos where you don't notice unless you know the right handshakes and winks to get it. Otherwise they blend seamlessly into the crowd...
Retro Review: Jurassic – The Hunted (Xbox 360)
I always wonder why developers don't make more dinosaur games. I recently finished up Jurassic: The Hunted on the Xbox 360 and Dino Stalker on the PlayStation 2 (read that Retro Review HERE); both are very...
Minecraft Story Mode – Episode 5: Order Up Review
I try, I really do try, to go into games with neutral expectations. In the weeks leading up to the release, just everything about the idea of Episode 5 rubbed me up the wrong way:...
Disappointing for Digital Fans | Digimon All-Star Rumble Review
Digimon has always been one of those Japanese properties that, while it has been popular in the US, it has never reached the heights of rival titan, Pokemon. Digimon has had other Rumble titles in...
Telltale’s The Walking Dead: Season 1 Review
When I first heard the announcement for Telltale's The Walking Dead, I immediately wrote it off as an attempt to make a quick buck. Based on the wildly popular comic books by Robert Kirkman, it's a...
See No Evil, Hack No Evil | Watch Dogs Review
“Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?” This Latin phrase is often associated with political corruption, which is an underlying theme throughout all of Watch Dogs. Roughly translated the phrase means 'who watches the watchmen?' and the answer is:...
The Average Spider-Man | The Amazing Spider-Man 2 Review
Treyarch's Spider-Man 2 is widely considered to be the high watermark of Spider-Man games with its introduction of the open world and free roaming web slinging. It innovated in ways that made the game extremely...
First Encounter – Final Fantasy 7 (PS1)
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