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 …
Continue reading →Those of you who have been reading my reviews for the past decade know that I love Bioware.  The Baldur’s Gate series, the MDK series, the Star Wars: Knights of …
Continue reading →If you’re a Move owner like me, then you probably haven’t gotten a whole lot of use out of Sony’s motion controller. Outside of Tiger Woods and a couple …
Continue reading →Â A long time ago, several Aliens-inspired mods hit for DOOM. The one that stood out from the rest of the pack opened the same way Dead Island does - in …
Continue reading →Those who read my recent review of the Belkin N750 Router know that I’ve not had a great history with networking appliances.  It should also be fairly plain that I’d …
Continue reading →Ok, I’ll admit it - until recently, I never played the original Syndicate.  Thanks to Good Old Games I managed to get my hands on the game before this remake …
Continue reading →Alan Wake's American Nightmare is generating some considerable buzz for a XBLA game - and with good reason. Serving as a stand-alone spinoff from the original Alan Wake, American …
Continue reading →The SSX series was a staple in the previous generation of consoles. The original SSX was a launch title for the PS2. SSX Tricky, SSX3, and SSX On Tour were …
Continue reading →I Heart Geeks is the sort of game which illustrates the contempt Nintendo, and probably a fair amount of developers for portable gaming systems, must really have for the rise …
Continue reading →The cranky grandmother of console survival horror games has crept on to the Nintendo 3DS with Resident Evil: Revelations. With brand new territory (both the console and setting) for the …
Continue reading →Rheinhardt fistbumping some skeletons. Tucked into a small alcove near the start of the Dungeon Siege 3 - Treasures of the Sun DLC is a wooden sign. Upon the sign …
Continue reading →Those of you who know me personally or have been reading Gaming Trend for the last decade know that, other than my secret identity as a jet-setting world-renown video game …
Continue reading →The UFC has grown to epic proportions, swallowing smaller organizations and eclipsing all other combat arts including wrestling and boxing. Â The WEC was purchased in 2006, Pride in 2007, and …
Continue reading →Arkham Horror is a game that has gained popularity, as well as several expansions, since Fantasy Flight published it in 2005. However the complexity, play time, and amount of down …
Continue reading →When I first played Quarriors, I knew that it would be easy to come out with expansions. A few new dice with cards, as well as some new cards to …
Continue reading →Ever since Dominion, several different deck building games have been released. While each one has had their own twist, they all seem to have similar mechanics. Quarriors could be considered …
Continue reading →It seems like a revolution has come to boardgames with the invention of the iPad and iPhone. Several different boardgames have come out for the iOS and it seems like …
Continue reading →Let's face it. Sonic hasn't had the best luck in this generation of consoles, but frankly some of the very earliest Sonic games of this generation were probably some of …
Continue reading →Starting your own game studio is a risky proposition. Many developers have crashed and burned trying to strike out on their own. (Anyone remember Ion Storm?) It was a shock …
Continue reading →The flow of software continues to Nintendo's WiiWare service, and one of the latest titles is Zombii Attack. For the cost of 500 Wii Points, you're promised a game that …
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