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Review: Frogger Returns!
Very few $5 games exist anymore on either PSN or XBLA. The quality of games since just a few years ago have risen so dramatically that I don’t mind the new “premium” prices that pop up every once in a …
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Review: Assault Heroes
The main focus I had with this review was going to be the outdated feel of the game, as if this was coming at the forefront of the dawn of downloadable distribution on consoles. Looking up the developer info, I …
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Review: VectorTD
Many of you may know Candystand from the web. They have one of the most popular flash game sites out there. But this is there first entry into the minis space and VectorTD tries to set its self out from …
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Review: Kurulin Fusion
Puzzle games and portable systems seem to go hand in hand. So when a new puzzle game is released, it has to stick out from the crowd. Kurulin Fusion is your standard color match puzzle game. What it has that …
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Review: Bloons
Bloons, a classic flash game, ported over to the PSP as a Mini. You assume the life of one dart-slinging monkey, with a vendetta against the entire ‘bloon race. Yeah… I made it sound a little more epic than it …
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Review: D-Cube Planet
Puzzles of the block pushing type: oh wunderbar. I was never really a fan of these types of games, but D-Cube Planet grew on me a little. The premise is fairly simple, push the blocks to make a path so …
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Review: Hustle Kings
Upon starting the game you will be greeting with text stating the follow, “A game with shiny balls, developed by VooFoo Studios.” I will have to agree with the devs here, the balls in the game can in fact be …
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Review: Let’s Golf
When you first look at this you may think, “Wow, this looks like a Hot Shots Golf Lite.” While it does seem to borrow the best things from that franchise, Let’s Golf is a competent golf game on it own. …
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Review: Battle Fantasia
Battle Fantasia, an arcade port, brought right to your room via the PlayStation Network store. It was released in both the US (on Xbox 360) and Japan as a full retail game before finally making it’s way here. At a …
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Review: Matt Hazard: Blood Bath and Beyond
Why aren’t there more games like Matt Hazard? Not so much for the gameplay, which I’ll get to in a second, but the idea of a parody game seems like such a no-brainer. Matt Hazard, sadly, is about as good …
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Review: Frogger Returns!
Very few $5 games exist anymore on either PSN or XBLA. The quality of games since just a few years ago have risen so dramatically that I don’t mind the new “premium” prices that pop up every once in a …
+
Read More

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Review: Assault Heroes
The main focus I had with this review was going to be the outdated feel of the game, as if this was coming at the forefront of the dawn of downloadable distribution on consoles. Looking up the developer info, I …
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Read More

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Review: VectorTD
Many of you may know Candystand from the web. They have one of the most popular flash game sites out there. But this is there first entry into the minis space and VectorTD tries to set its self out from …
+
Read More

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Review: Kurulin Fusion
Puzzle games and portable systems seem to go hand in hand. So when a new puzzle game is released, it has to stick out from the crowd. Kurulin Fusion is your standard color match puzzle game. What it has that …
+
Read More

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Review: Bloons
Bloons, a classic flash game, ported over to the PSP as a Mini. You assume the life of one dart-slinging monkey, with a vendetta against the entire ‘bloon race. Yeah… I made it sound a little more epic than it …
+
Read More

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Review: D-Cube Planet
Puzzles of the block pushing type: oh wunderbar. I was never really a fan of these types of games, but D-Cube Planet grew on me a little. The premise is fairly simple, push the blocks to make a path so …
+
Read More

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Review: Hustle Kings
Upon starting the game you will be greeting with text stating the follow, “A game with shiny balls, developed by VooFoo Studios.” I will have to agree with the devs here, the balls in the game can in fact be …
+
Read More

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Review: Let’s Golf
When you first look at this you may think, “Wow, this looks like a Hot Shots Golf Lite.” While it does seem to borrow the best things from that franchise, Let’s Golf is a competent golf game on it own. …
+
Read More

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Review: Battle Fantasia
Battle Fantasia, an arcade port, brought right to your room via the PlayStation Network store. It was released in both the US (on Xbox 360) and Japan as a full retail game before finally making it’s way here. At a …
+
Read More

Posted in - Reviews
Review: Matt Hazard: Blood Bath and Beyond
Why aren’t there more games like Matt Hazard? Not so much for the gameplay, which I’ll get to in a second, but the idea of a parody game seems like such a no-brainer. Matt Hazard, sadly, is about as good …
+
Read More