Xbox 360 Reviews

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...

(Condemned: Criminal Origins, Sega & Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment)

Retro Review – Condemned Criminal Origins: Did the Crows Stop Calling?

by Josh Nichols

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...

Retro Review – Assassin’s Creed II: The Best. May it Never Change.

by Josh Nichols

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...

Minecraft Story Mode – Episode 7: Access Denied Review

by Kailan May

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...

Minecraft Story Mode – Episode 6: A Portal To Mystery Review

by Kailan May

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...

Retro Review: Jurassic – The Hunted

by Jerry Dobracki

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...

Minecraft Story Mode – Episode 5: Order Up Review

by Kailan May

4 years ago

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...

Disappointing for Digital Fans | Digimon All-Star Rumble Review

by Buckles

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...

Telltale’s The Walking Dead: Season 1 Review

by Meg Humphries

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...

See No Evil, Hack No Evil | Watch Dogs Review

by Nate Munson

“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...

The Average Spider-Man | The Amazing Spider-Man 2 Review

by Buckles

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...

Final Farewell | Bioshock Infinite: Burial At Sea Pt. 2

by Buckles

WARNING: Bioshock Infinite Burial at Sea Episode 2 contains major story spoilers for Bioshock 1, Bioshock Infinite, and Bioshock Infinite Burial at Sea Episode 1. If you are planning to...

Tank You, Come Again | World of Tanks: Xbox 360 Edition Review

by Corey Atwood

When it comes to free-to-play games, maintaining a balance between financial viability and aggressive pay-to-win microtransactions is no easy task. Surprisingly, Wargaming appears not only to have walked this tightrope...

Rubbish Rip-Off | R.I.P.D. Review

by Robert Kingett

I've played some uniquely designed games and some of these were so bad that I should have been arrested for playing them. While there's a lot of content out there...

Dark – Xbox 360 Review

by Lachlan Cotter

Dark, the game that aggravates you, the reason why? It's potential. Not only could it have been a big hit this summer but it could have changed how we think...

NBA2k13 Review!

by Ben Moore

With more than 5 million copies sold worldwide and more than 25 Sports Game of the Year awards won, NBA 2K12 was another monster release for the biggest NBA video...

Knight of the Living Dead | Dark Souls: Prepare to Die Edition Review

Dark Souls released late in 2011 and is the sequel to the highly rated PS3 game Demon's Souls. Most people will have heard of the game, although some will...

They’re Taking the LEGO’s to Isengard! | LEGO Lord of the Rings Review

by Nathan Braudrick

Developer Traveler's Tales has amassed quite the library of hits this console generation. Their LEGO games have sold like zit cream at a Trekkie convention and they have all garnered,...

You Gotta Believe, Man! | Rise of the Guardians Review

by Nathan Braudrick

Video games based on films, especially family films, have garnered for themselves a well deserved reputation for wallowing in severe mediocrity. Every once in a while we get ourselves a serviceable entry...

We Got A Ninja | Mark of the Ninja Review

by Aaron Magulick

Stealth fans should pick this game up if they have not already done so, and newcomers to the genre will be glade to now that Mark of the Ninja is...

Who put this rocket launcher down the toilet? | Borderlands 2 Review

Borderlands 2 is a great co-op game yet manages to be fairly poor as a single player experience due to the slow, frustrating pace.

28 Explosions Later….| Resident Evil 6 Review

Resident Evil 6 is a huge and impressive title with solid foundations but a little too much ambition. With a more reserved approach and a refined control scheme, it could...

The Master Chief Returns | Halo 4 Review

Halo 4 has the classic gameplay wrapped in a gorgeous looking new engine. A wonderful and complete gaming experience.

Man Over-Bored | Port Royale 3 Pirates And Merchants Review

Port Royale 3 is less of the pirate and more of the merchant. It focuses on in depth economy simulation but a lack of explanation leads to excess grinding and...

Eight Years of Hell | Doom 3 BFG Edition Review