Dungeons and Dragons: Daggerdale, the new D&D game that recently reached the Xbox 360, has raised hopes for fans of the series or dungeon crawlers only to smash them right back down. The last Dungeons and Dragons game to make it to console was back in 2004, so it’s no wonder fans of the series […]
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I’ve not been bitten by the dancing-game craze for Kinect, Wii or PlayStation Move, so it still boggles my mind to see that genre selling as well as it has. I’m not averse to the content or premise, I simply hadn’t found anything that struck a chord or inspired me to act a fool. Until
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When I first heard the Tomb Raider Trilogy was coming to PS3 with HD graphics, I thought it would be a great opportunity to finally catch up with the rest of the gaming world and experience a franchise I’d somehow missed out on. The funny thing as I played through it, though, was hearing from
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Marvel Pinball was/is an amazing set of pinball tables, and anyone who’s a fan of what Zen Studios can do should be champing at the bit to shell out hard earned coin for anything new they can offer. This week on the Xbox Live Marketplace, and with a PSN date yet to be determined, the
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It’s appropriate that Carnival Games: Monkey See Monkey Do shipped for Xbox Kinect less than six months after the gesture-sensing peripheral’s release. The original Carnival Games released when the gaming masses were still getting their arms around (or shall I say “moving with”) the Nintendo Wii and its then-new motion controls. The game hinged on
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Back when DVDs were still new, an entire generation of would-be actors and actresses popped-in their favorite movies and performed classic scenes as if they were the ones in front of the camera. Meanwhile, Scene It! board-game fans tested their Hollywood mettle by recalling lines, actors and actresses from the silver screen. Fast-forward to 2011,
Brink is one of the fastest-moving first-person shooters I’ve played in years, so let’s open our Brink review with an equally fast start, shall we? Brink is not a game to play alone. You will scream in anger if you try. But whether you play Brink alone or with friends, the FPS can inspire fist
As the Xbox Kinect evolves from a peripheral of promise to one that actually delivers, fewer buzz terms are getting thrown around describing the experience. So when THQ used “augmented reality” to describe the gameplay of Fantastic Pets for Xbox Kinect, I was both intrigued and skeptical. On one hand, using a buzz term is
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When Mortal Kombat first stormed arcades in 1992, I was confused, disgusted and delighted. Seeing people pulling off some insane heart and spine tearing out moves was nothing short of mind-blowing. It was the first time I had seen anything that violent in a game(I had seen a dude’s trachea get ripped out by Patrick
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Portal was one of those “where the heck did this come from?” type of games when Valve shipped it as part of The Orange Box. Nothing quite like it had been done before, so reviewing Portal was a bit of a pain. Between its mix of brain-teasing puzzles, its unique physics-reliant portal gun and the
