I was fortunate enough to play on an Xbox before it was released, and the game used to highlight its capabilities was Dead or Alive 3. That game was the …
Continue reading →It’s hard these days to set yourself apart in the world of 2D platformers. You need to have some quirk that sets it apart. In Rocketbirds: Hardboiled Chicken, the evil …
Continue reading →Before I start my review, I'd like to begin with a little context. Ninja Gaiden Sigma Plus, the Vita port of Ninja Gaiden Sigma (an enhanced port of Ninja Gaiden …
Continue reading →Sometimes you can't help but to like B-movies. You know that they don't have the budget to hire well-known actors or put in good special effects. Still, you get the …
Continue reading →They say that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. When Sony announced PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale (PSAS), comparisons to the Super Smash Bros. franchise were inevitable. Seeing characters from …
Continue reading →While I wasn't sure of the original cross over game, Street Fighter X Tekken game was a largely enjoyable experience. However, it shouldn't be surprising with all of the crossover …
Continue reading →Atlus has a history of supporting the PSP with the original Persona series. The first two PS1 Persona games were enhanced with a better combat and negotiation system. Then …
Continue reading →The Assassin's Creed series has become one of the biggest sellers for Ubisoft. The first game spawned tie-in games for the Nintendo DS and PSP, and the second game …
Continue reading →If there's one genre I never get tired of, it's open-world games. I don't even care about the context - wild west? Sci-fi? Fantasy? Modern day? I really don't care …
Continue reading →When Mortal Kombat came out last year, it rejuvenated the series. It moved the action back to a 2D plane, but the characters and backgrounds were all rendered in 3D. …
Continue reading →Upon playing Army Corps of Hell for the first time, I was allured by the hellish art direction and heavy metal soundtrack blaring as you conquer the world one stage …
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