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Aged like a fine wine
Aged like a fine wine
As we play offers the thought strands of the reviewer as they’re going through the game. This offers unique content for the reader so they can come to understand the conflicting feelings of the reviewer as they’re playing a game for the very first time. All feedback on this concept…
A few weeks ago I got to check out a preview build of innovative musical action adventure, Beatbuddy: Tale of the Guardians. It was an enjoyable experience that left me coming away wanting more and now that the game has launched I sat down with it over the weekend to see…
Publisher: Focus Home Interactive Developer: Spiders Release Date: Out Now Format: Xbox 360, PS3, PC Version Tested: Xbox 360 Price: 1200MSP / £11.99 So, here’s a trial-by-fire for a first-time game reviewer! Mars: War Logs, an action-RPG from Spiders Games, a small French company with a few titles under their…
When you start out as a spoof of a popular intellectual property, its best to know when to let it go. Take a look at the Scary Movie films for instance. They stopped being funny after (and even during) the first. Its pretty clear to any man, woman and child…
Like sex, Zombies sell. We’re obsessed with them. So it may come as no surprise that Undead Labs’ open-world zombie survival horror sold over 250,000 copies in the first 48 hours of its release and has become the second fastest selling Xbox Live Arcade title in the history of the…
Ten years ago, most would have never believed that a major home console release could start life on a handheld. But in 2013, because technology is so powerful, that’s not so hard to come to terms with. Is that necessarily a good thing?
The most unusual thing about Blood Dragon is that Ubisoft insist it is related to Far Cry 3. How these games match up is anyone’s guess. Fortunately, this confusion is a secret weapon for Blood Dragon. It plays in a slightly familiar way to one of last year’s most beloved…
After three years in development, the 1988 arcade sensation Double Dragon II has made its way onto the Xbox Live Arcade, but is the remake of this classic side-scrolling beat ‘em up a knock out or the sign of a series down for the count?
A story about friendship, betrayal, and a whole truck load of cats. Battleblock Theater is now available on XBLA, but does wackiness also constitute as fun?
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