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, …

Most games aren’t given a second chance to succeed. If a good game doesn’t do well, it’s usually buried with the God Hands of the world, relegated to those titles looked back on fondly, but with the knowledge that you …

They say home is where the heart is. In some cases it’s a place that offers a sense of safety and belonging. In others it’s the people around you that lead you in the right direction. But what happens when …

As is the case among us all, this time of year always gets me excited about ghosts, goblins, zombies and vampires. Creatures that stalk the night and massive amounts of candy paint a picture of wonderful memories through the years …

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 …

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 …

It’s been a while since its release, but that doesn’t mean that Gamocracy One: Legend of Robot doesn’t still exist. I’m not sure how it slipped through our grips, but I recently spotted it on our review queue and fired …

Rochard is a sidescrolling platformer with a depth that makes it look like a 3-dimensional affair. You play as John Rochard, a space miner for the company Skyrig whose day just keeps getting worse. You weild a gun with the …

With very little experience with the original flash game I had only a slight idea of just what I was getting into with The Impossible Game. Starting up the first level my initial thoughts were “well, this doesn’t seem so …

When it was announced that Sanuk Games was bringing over the ARKEDO series of indie games from XBLA to PSN, I got pretty excited. I don’t own an Xbox360, so I often miss out on little gems that release on …