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Review: Sonic CD
I suppose I should preface this review by writing that I have never played Sonic CD in the past, which means that this isn’t going to be one of those reviews. As to the porting of this 15 year-old game, …
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Review: Start The Party! Save The World
There’s an elegant sense of glee to Start The Party! Save The World. It doesn’t do much in the way of a story, it certainly seems against any form of meaningful single player experience aside from the survival mode and …
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Review: Voltron: Defender of the Universe
Voltron on PSN is a twin stick shooter best when played with friends. You control one of the 5 space explorer pilots and their robotic lions. Over 12 levels, you’ll fight the evil Drule forces led by King Zarkon, Prince …
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Review: Medieval Moves: Deadmund’s Quest
I don’t envy Zindagi Games. Having created Sports Champions, the game that showcased exactly what Sony’s little wand could do, they were faced with quite the daunting task, improving on that formula. Most developers would have just crafted an expansion …
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Review: Zombie Apocalypse: Never Die Alone
The first time I saw the trailer for Never Die Alone, I experienced some mixed emotions. For starters, why had I never seen or heard anything about the game (besides for Chris’s E3 impressions)? The other emotion was legitimate excitement. …
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Review: Rush’N Attack: Ex Patriot
Rush’N Attack’s map screen can’t hold a solid frame rate. It stutters when you zoom in and out, and even when you pan around the screen. Konami’s retro revival staggers on to digital platforms bearing little resemblance to its forebears, and more …
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Review: Beat Hazard Ultra
Seizure inducing strobe lights are rather difficult for me to avoid. If there’s one thing I’ve learned about myself it’s that if you’re trying to keep me entertained, whether through movie or game, it’s probably best to just go ahead …
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Review: Dungeon Defenders
I remember exactly where I was when Dungeon Defenders was first announced. I was fishing in the bay off of Long Beach Island a couple of summers ago. We had just made a post about how Trendy Entertainment, a developer …
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Review: PAYDAY: The Heist
Back at E3 PAYDAY was one of the titles that left a lasting impression. It was all I could talk about the day I saw it. Which is weird because I don’t consider myself a hardcore shooter fan. I mean …
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Review: Sideway: New York
I’m always excited to see developers trying new things with the platforming genre. The very first gameplay of Sideway: New York that I got to see immediately jumped out at me and captured my excitement. Traversing across the sides of …
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Posted in - Reviews
Review: Sonic CD
I suppose I should preface this review by writing that I have never played Sonic CD in the past, which means that this isn’t going to be one of those reviews. As to the porting of this 15 year-old game, …
+
Read More
Posted in - Reviews
Review: Start The Party! Save The World
There’s an elegant sense of glee to Start The Party! Save The World. It doesn’t do much in the way of a story, it certainly seems against any form of meaningful single player experience aside from the survival mode and …
+
Read More
Posted in - Reviews
Review: Voltron: Defender of the Universe
Voltron on PSN is a twin stick shooter best when played with friends. You control one of the 5 space explorer pilots and their robotic lions. Over 12 levels, you’ll fight the evil Drule forces led by King Zarkon, Prince …
+
Read More
Posted in - Reviews
Review: Medieval Moves: Deadmund’s Quest
I don’t envy Zindagi Games. Having created Sports Champions, the game that showcased exactly what Sony’s little wand could do, they were faced with quite the daunting task, improving on that formula. Most developers would have just crafted an expansion …
+
Read More
Posted in - Reviews
Review: Zombie Apocalypse: Never Die Alone
The first time I saw the trailer for Never Die Alone, I experienced some mixed emotions. For starters, why had I never seen or heard anything about the game (besides for Chris’s E3 impressions)? The other emotion was legitimate excitement. …
+
Read More
Posted in - Reviews
Review: Rush’N Attack: Ex Patriot
Rush’N Attack’s map screen can’t hold a solid frame rate. It stutters when you zoom in and out, and even when you pan around the screen. Konami’s retro revival staggers on to digital platforms bearing little resemblance to its forebears, and more …
+
Read More
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Review: Beat Hazard Ultra
Seizure inducing strobe lights are rather difficult for me to avoid. If there’s one thing I’ve learned about myself it’s that if you’re trying to keep me entertained, whether through movie or game, it’s probably best to just go ahead …
+
Read More
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Review: Dungeon Defenders
I remember exactly where I was when Dungeon Defenders was first announced. I was fishing in the bay off of Long Beach Island a couple of summers ago. We had just made a post about how Trendy Entertainment, a developer …
+
Read More
Posted in - Reviews
Review: PAYDAY: The Heist
Back at E3 PAYDAY was one of the titles that left a lasting impression. It was all I could talk about the day I saw it. Which is weird because I don’t consider myself a hardcore shooter fan. I mean …
+
Read More
Posted in - Reviews
Review: Sideway: New York
I’m always excited to see developers trying new things with the platforming genre. The very first gameplay of Sideway: New York that I got to see immediately jumped out at me and captured my excitement. Traversing across the sides of …
+
Read More