Game Reviews

If Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge is meant to mix old arcade games with modern cartoon iterations, then I’m too disconnected from the modern cartoon elements to notice them. And I’m not satisfied with the arcade game references. Shredder’s Revenge is a competent, addicting beat

Mario and friends have played a lot of sports. The most prevalent of these are the racing, golf, and party games, but on the Gamecube and Wii there were a few titles that focused on soccer. Well, not exactly soccer – it’s far more brutal. Mario Strikers sees the Mushroom

During your stay at Hackett’s Quarry, you may encounter certain dangers. Don’t panic! Take a breath and remember the camp motto: What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger. Then identify the danger – has another camper found something in the lake? Is there blood covering the floor and

Simulators have certainly been a big part of gaming in the last decade. You can be a bee, you can be a psychotic goat, you can farm, you can be a car mechanic, there are so many things you can do, both realistic and funny. For whatever reason, we eat

I recently had the pleasure of getting the chance to check out Dinosaur Island, the newest DLC for the popular sim game Let’s Build a Zoo. It just so happened to pop up right before the long Memorial Day weekend, and let me tell you it sucked away almost

I’m a massive sucker for stealth games, especially now that they’re such a dying breed. If you’ve read my reviews before, you’ll know that these games are my bread and butter. I love them to bits, and it really sucks seeing them being trodden on and

Hyperspace tears open and the Mothership, the Pride of Hiigara, slips through the spaces between spaces, spilling Corvettes, Destroyers, Heavy Cruisers, Carriers and more into carefully-planned formations. Without warning, the enemy is upon us! Light fighters swarm to intercept while the Hive Frigate opens its ports to release their drones.

Playing card games may take some skill and a little bit of luck, but cheating at cards – well, that’s where the real challenge lies. In a small village in the south of France just before the revolution in the 18th century, a young, mute boy meets the Comte De