Category: Xbox 360
Welcome to the walking nightmare… you are immediately placed in a car as a man in need of a better lawyer. You are Lee Everett, who is headed out of Atlanta in the back seat of a police car. The… Read More »
Prototype 2 is an open world game set in New York City. Feel like you heard this idea before? You have, and it’s not just from the first Prototype game. While Prototype 2 doesn’t use completely original material, its failure… Read More »
Before you read any further, make sure you first read/watch Kevin’s review of the pc version from The Witcher 2 as everything from that review is virtually the same and there’s no point in retreading water. That being said, this… Read More »
When we first received word of Kinect: Star Wars, it was revealed at E3 2010 under an exaggerated mock-up video. The second time it appeared with actual gameplay at E3 2011, and it was met with mixed results from the… Read More »
Ninja Gaiden is a name that is well known for difficulty, it has been labeled as one of the most challenging games in the history of gaming. I still remember dying over and over constantly in the original for the… Read More »
Movies and video games generally have different trends when they come to sequels. Movies sequels tend to be worse than previous installments while video game sequels tend to improve. Of course, there’s exceptions on both sides, and Naruto Ultimate Ninja… Read More »
Snowboard games are few and far between in the gaming world. The last couple of games that had anything to do with white powder were pretty bland. The SSX series… well, Tricky in general, was probably one of the best… Read More »
Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning was not high on my list of games for the year. I saw it was being made by the lead designer of Oblivion, and thought, “Great, here come the Bethesda clones.” But I was interested by… Read More »
The first Syndicate gave players full control over a slew of murderous assassins. Using more than just force to get the job done, players could persuade, kill, and capture key targets. It is heralded to many as one of the… Read More »
The NHL series from EA Sports is a perenial powerhouse, often winning the sports game of the year title, year after year. And for good reason, the titles rarely disappoint. Solid gameplay, deep single-player modes, and endless replayability are staples… Read More »
