Brad got underwater gardening, I got faeries. Fair enough. Faery: Legends of Avalon is an RPG that adds a zippy flying mechanic and a colorful environment to an otherwise run-of-the-mill experience. You begin the game by choosing either a male …

If you haven’t experienced Stacking yet, then this review is not for you; go read Ben’s review of the main game, or better yet, purchase and play it. For the remainder of you whom have already rescued the Blackmore clan …

From the mind that brought us Strider, comes Moon Diver. It combines frantic hack and slash action along with platforming and some RPG elements along with an overall focus on coop multiplayer. That enough genre for you? This clash of …

There are few things I truly love in this world.  Ghostbusters is on that list.  I’ve been excited like a little kid since the announcement of this game.  Does busting still make me feel good? After installing this title, the …

Please note that these screenshots are for the iOS version of WackyLands Boss Folks around here may be getting the impression that I am easily won over by charm. My 2010 Game of the Year was Costume Quest, after all, …

Welcome to die, ladies and gentlemen. Before starting, let me preface this review by writing that the X-Men 6-player arcade machine holds a special place in my heart. More than even the Simpsons arcade cabinet, X-Men had the ability to …

One of the first games I ever got for my old Sega Genesis was Ms. Pac-Man.  It was fun for awhile, but eventually, you can only play so much pac-man for so long.  I wasn’t sure what to expect from …

Crescent Pale Mist is a foreign indie title that came out in 2006. You take control of Yunou, a magic chick that can harness the power of the Pale Mist. Apparently the pale mist is seeping into our world! Yunou …

Crazy Taxi is an iconic game, one that was a staple title in the Dreamcast’s library. It brought the frantic fun of racking up exorbitant fares from arcades into living rooms. The digital release of Crazy Taxi is essentially repeating …

Minis seem to always get the short end of the stick. No one ever seems to care about them and they get overlooked a majority of the time. Well I am here to let you know that you should care …