Mario sure likes to get his hands dirty, that guys done it all ranging from painting programs to Kart racing, and now rounds out his resume with four additional sports all on one disc. Mario Sports Mix features the titular character and friends (some new!) in basketball, hockey, dodgeball and a very
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History does have a tendency to repeat itself, what was once old is new again. Leggings, velour, disco – it’s all been around before and has come back with a vengeance at some point or another. Hell, even ancients like Duke Nukem are attempting to become relevant again, so why not everyone’s favorite trash talking game show? Developer Jellyvision has teamed up with THQ to publish a brand new You Don’t Know Jack for the modern audience, complete with
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Is it bad to say that I skipped out on Two Worlds when it was originally released? It was panned by almost everyone I know which left me little reason to sit back and play it – given that time is a precious commodity. But when the sequel started garnering some headlines well before release, my interest was piqued enough to take a look and quite honestly I’m glad I did. Two Worlds II picks up after the events of the first game, but all you really need to know is that you and your sister Kyra were captured and are being held captive in
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LittleBigPlanet is a title that’s more than just the sum of its parts, it’s something that opened a new world of creativity to gamers removing the boundaries of simple tracks or self contained levels. Literally millions of levels were created by gamers, some good, some excellent and a slew of mediocre ones emerged – and people started wondering what could happen with the sequel. Well, that time is upon us and Media Molecule has
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Shumps(shoot ’em ups) are a genre that tends to get overlooked when it comes to XBLA releases, if your game isn’t called Geometry Wars the chances of big sales numbers are slim and your game will slowly fade into obscurity. I think the issue stems from the fact that western audiences aren’t accustomed to the
Excellent co-op puzzle game that in this reviewers opinion, tries far too hard to be cute and quirky which forces the game off the mark.
Collect, build and solve problems alone or with friends in this humorous return to the world of Keflings. Just don’t get Doug the Kefkimo upset!
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This trip down memory lane will punish, pound and frustrate the life out of you. But you’ll be going bananas in a good way with some old favorites.
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This snowboarding game for Kinect has too many miscues that mar the experience, plus rampant AI cheating to boot.
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Very rough around the edges with spotty hit detection, this is best to avoid unless your gaming area has zero background image noise.
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